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October 1998
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- Pregnancy-Related Complications May Be A Disability Under the ADA
- Discharge for Submitting Fraudulent Worker's Compensation Claim Is Unlawful
- Courts Defer to Health Care Employers In Disability Cases
- Mental Illness Did Not "Substantially Limit" Teacher's Ability To Work
- Are "Flexible" and "Energetic" Code Words For "Young"?
- NLRB Agrees Rule Banning Distribution of Literature In Work Areas Does Not Apply to Medical Center's Supervisors
- Benefit Plans
- Medical Staff Privilege Decisions Covered By ADA
- ODDs & Ends
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Newsletter/Bulletin
October 1998
Reader View
Articles
- Pregnancy-Related Complications May Be A Disability Under the ADA
- Discharge for Submitting Fraudulent Worker's Compensation Claim Is Unlawful
- Courts Defer to Health Care Employers In Disability Cases
- Mental Illness Did Not "Substantially Limit" Teacher's Ability To Work
- Are "Flexible" and "Energetic" Code Words For "Young"?
- NLRB Agrees Rule Banning Distribution of Literature In Work Areas Does Not Apply to Medical Center's Supervisors
- Benefit Plans
- Medical Staff Privilege Decisions Covered By ADA
- ODDs & Ends
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