Disabled worker? It may pay to offer commuting accommodations
January 23rd, 2012 | 
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In Colwell v. Rite Aid Corp (602 F.3d 495, 3rd Cir., 2010), the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals considered whether a request for a shift change was a reasonable accommodation for an employee who cannot drive at night, due to vision problems.
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Construction worker electrocuted
CEBU CITY – A construction worker was rushed to a hospital Monday morning after he was electrocuted while working at the rooftop of a two-storey building on the corner V. Rama corner B. Rodriguez streets, this city. A radio report said Jovel Pataytay …
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Taylorism after 100 years: turbocharged
Persistently high unemployment in the United States has been attributed to an increase in worker productivity driven by computers and other technology. As an employment law attorney with a sneak peek into many different workplaces, I think this is true …
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