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Nov. 20, 2024

Navigating return-to-work after a disability

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Chambord V. Benton-Hayes

Founder & Principal, Benton Employment Law

2831 Telegraph Avenue
Oakland , CA 94609

Phone: (510) 650-0250

Cell: (510) 407-7548

UC Hastings COL; San Francisco CA

When employees take time off from work due to an illness or injury, they often face challenges returning to jobs they used to perform. Perhaps their condition now limits the length of time they can be on their feet, the amount of weight they can lift, or how many hours they can work without taking a break. They may now need help with basic tasks such as reading and communicating.

Assuming the work can still be done - with accommodation(s) - can an employer nevertheless refuse to b...

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