14 April 2009
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When Is Changing Workers' Duties So They Can Return from Injury 'Undue Hardship'?
Human rights laws require companies to make accommodations for workers with physical and mental disabilities—but only if those accommodations are reasonable. When does changing workers’ duties so they can return from injury or illness cross the line from reasonable accommodation into undue hardship?
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