Posted on 06/19/2011 7:35:06 AM PDT by engrpat
SAN FRANCISCO -- Retail store operators may want to sit down for this one -- if they can find a chair.
Nearly every national chain is under legal attack in California for failing to provide "suitable seating" for cashiers and other employees who are expected to spend most of their workday on their feet.
(Excerpt) Read more at star-telegram.com ...
There also should be a section in the interview process to list any ADA "Americans with disabilities Act" provisions that would prevent the person from doing that job and the employee has to accommodate them
I don't see how this will get much traction legally, but of course we are talking about California
There also should be a section in the interview process to list any ADA "Americans with disabilities Act" provisions that would prevent the person from doing that job and the employee has to accommodate them
I don't see how this will get much traction legally, but of course we are talking about California
There are lots of jobs in which people are unable to sit for their 8 hour work day
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Guess my days of having 20 or so loads of asphalt on the job with the crew and another 20 or so on the road will no longer be an option since we will have to provide lawn chairs (with umbrellas, I suppose)for the workers.
Still makes my ‘leg twitch’ when driving down an interstate and see a paving operation with trucks lined up as far as the eye can see.
BTW, I was completely ‘hands on’, my truck was either at one end of the job or the other and I spent the majority of the day right out there in the sun, will the workers...in fact, I basically had one employee that did little more than bring my truck to me when I need the radio.
Of course, I was apt to ‘sneak off’ and grab a brewsky several times a day, but it was usually so hot that you would ‘burn’ them right out of your system.
In the evening would get down to some VERY SERIOUS Budweiser Time.
I used to do it quite easily when I had jobs that required it.
The breaks allowed plenty of rest.
I don't know why Big Gov't has to demand such a thing. Too many people are already obese as it is.
I used to do it quite easily when I had jobs that required it.
The breaks allowed plenty of rest.
I don't know why Big Gov't has to demand such a thing. Too many people are already obese as it is.
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