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I have a copy I will share also. Send your request to [email]Fred.kendrick.b@bayer.com[/email] and I will forward a copy to your attention.
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Here is something that may help you! Law: Title VII prohibits discrimination based on religion. Religion includes not only religious beliefs which are associated with traditional religions, but religious "observances and practices" as well. A par…
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If the supervisor was way off base and such comments create legal exposure, intervening with a correct course of action may not eliminate your delimma but it sure would show an active good faith effort to correct the supervisor's error. Also, …
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You may have to eat this one. While working in the auto industry, in the state of KY, I an employee sliped on ice in the parking lot. Consequently, we were advised that the accident would be classified under worker's comp. Generally, WC claims are o…
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Intermittent or reduced schedule leave may be taken for absences where the employee or family member is incapacitated or unable to perform the essential functions of the position because of a chronic serious condition even if he or she does not rece…
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I agree with the last post. Completing a Certification form is one of several conditons for approving the FMLA leave. In the absence of the form and/or employee cooperation, do not approve the leave!
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Good question! Our severance agreement has a clause that says the employee will not seek re-employment with our company. In the absence of such, I would consult your firm's councel. The employee could allege that by placing him in a volatile/unstabl…
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Are you discrimating due to an inability to perform a BFOQ? Or are you discrimating due to "expected" costs associted with your medical plan? Smoking is not illegal,nor am i aware of any studies that indicate smokers are poor job performers. And if …
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If your backgound check, assuming you perform such a task, does not provide a "for cause" reason to terminate and the employee's current performance does not provide a "for cause" reason to terminate, I would wait until I had a "for cause" reas…