Employer Ada Violation Concerns

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Your situation involves potential ADA violations and employment practices issues, particularly concerning reasonable accommodations and demotion without proper justification. In Pennsylvania, employers are required to provide reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities unless it causes undue hardship. Its crucial to document all interactions and reasons provided by your employer. Consider discussing this with your HR department or seeking legal advice from an employment lawyer to address the potential violation. Keeping detailed documentation is important, and consulting with an employment lawyer might be beneficial to explore further options.

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It sounds like you're facing an issue with your employer related to ADA accommodations. In Pennsylvania, employers are required to provide reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities unless it causes undue hardship. Could you share more details about the accommodations requested and the employer's response?
Band * supervisor demoted to band * process tech same physical requirements, Band * is posted online band * not posted
It seems your employer might not be providing reasonable accommodations or following proper procedures. In Pennsylvania, employers must:
- Provide accommodations unless it causes undue hardship.
- Ensure fair job postings and demotions do not discriminate.
Has your employer provided any reason for the demotion or failure to post the Band * position online?
no reason provided, no job description, I held the band * job for 10 years prior to band *
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It appears your employer might not be complying with ADA requirements concerning reasonable accommodations and fair employment practices. You might consider discussing this with your HR department or seeking legal advice to address the potential violation. If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
I have alot these documents
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It seems you have a strong potential case regarding ADA violations and employment practices. Since your employer hasn't provided reasons for the demotion or a job description, keeping detailed documentation is important. You might want to consult with an employment lawyer to explore your options. If you need more guidance or information, feel free to ask!
they wanted me to confirm my FCE restrictions and tried to claim I was delaying the process
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Your situation seems to involve potential ADA violations and employment practices issues. It's crucial to document all interactions and reasons provided by your employer. Consulting with an employment lawyer might be beneficial to explore further options. What specific accommodations were requested based on your FCE restrictions?
I have
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Your situation involves potential ADA violations, and employment practices issues, especially around reasonable accommodations and demotion without proper justification. It's essential to gather all relevant documentation and consider consulting an employment lawyer for guidance on strengthening your case. If you have any further questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
how many documents can i send you?
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It seems like you're dealing with significant employment and ADA issues. While I don't have the capability to accept documents, it's important to organize and keep them handy for any legal consultations. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!