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Several federal laws protect or grant rights to workers on the basis of pregnancy or related medical conditions. These rights and protections may include the right to be free from discrimination, harassment, and stereotypes; the right to reasonable workplace accommodations, such as job modifications, extended or additional breaks, and leave; the right to leave for pregnancy, childbirth, related medical conditions, and bonding; and the right to equivalent fringe benefits, such as health insurance.
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Guidance
Parental Leave, Pregnancy, and Pay: When There's High Risk of EEOC Scrutiny, Costly Lawsuits, Penalties and Fines 'Based on Sex' (11/2018)
02/13/2020
National
156469
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Maternity and Pregnancy
03/04/2009
National
152012
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If a female employee is off on maternity leave using temporary disability benefits from her pension plan must that time count towards FMLA also?
06/04/2003
National
152011
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We have an employee who is pregant and can not perform all of her duties. (lifting) We do not have any other position available for her. What can we legally tell her?
05/29/2003
National
152010
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If an employee is pregnant and is continually leaving early due to issues relating to the pregnancy and has not provided medical documentation indicating she should be on a reduced schedule is this time considered FMLA?
05/22/2003
National
152009
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In California is the employer required to notify a pregnant employee that absences are counting towards her entitled 4 month Pregnancy Disability Leave? What are the record keeping and notification requirements?
05/08/2003
National
152008
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Can you offer a benefit (payment of commissions) to people on maternity leave that we don't offer during FMLA leave?
03/27/2003
National
152007
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We have an individual who is pregnant and is having difficulty performing basic functions of her job,example, lifting. Job also involves her working with individuals that we serve that may display aggressive behaviors due to there disability.
03/25/2003
National
152006
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I need information on California building requirements as they relate to human resources. For example, does it matter where the HR deptartment is located? Do we need to have a lactation room for mothers?
03/11/2003
National
152005
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Does FMLA provide job protection for the serious health condition of a child, regardless of the age or marital status of the child?
03/04/2003
National
152004
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We have an employee in Colorado who is 12 weeks pregnant. She now refuses to go to certain offices (X-ray machines will endnager her unborn child) and "needs" to take a food break every 1.5 hours etc, this is beginning to be a drain on our schedule.
02/28/2003
National
152003
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I have a female employee who will be taking FMLA/Pregancy in a few weeks. She has stated that she doesn't want to use her vacation/sick time that she has on the books. Are employees legally required to use this time as part of the leave time?
01/28/2003
National
151997
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What accomadations are we required to give regarding breast feeding? If she is an exempt employe and we have agreed to allow her to come back the first week PT how should we pay her without violating FLSA?
12/12/2002
National
152000
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Can I lay my employee off due to her not being able to perform the essential functions of her job? Anything else I should be cautious about?
11/12/2002
National
152001
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Is it mandatory for an applicant to inform a potential employer that she is pregnant prior to being hired?
10/07/2002
National
151999
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An employee has been sick at least 3-4 days per week in addition to being on vacation for 2 weeks. Has she exhausted her leave or is she entitled to more time since she is pregnant again?
08/28/2002
National
151998
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An employee breast feeds 3 times a day . The employee is not working longer hours or using her lunch time to make up any of the time lost. Can her manager insist that the time be made up either at the begining or the end of the day?
07/10/2002
National
152002
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We need to know the risks involved with laying off an employee who is currently on maternity leave.
07/10/2002
National
151996
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I wonder about pregnant in California.
03/22/2002
National
151995
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Can an employee receive disability because she is pregnant and on maternity leave?
10/18/2001
National
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