Diabetes and Work: Employees living with diabetes are protected from discrimination in the workplace by the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). Diabetics may need accommodations in their workplace like a place to test blood sugar levels, take medication, or have a snack.
Protecting Employee Rights
Protecting Employee Rights
Federal and state laws, including the Americans with Disabilities Act, protect individuals with disabilities (such as diabetes) from discrimination on the basis of disa
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What's Hot: Diabetes and Your Rights in the Workplace
What's Hot: Diabetes and Your Rights in the Workplace
Diabetic-Lifestyle
February 2004
Those of us who have diabetes, and have also worked, know that there are times that we have faced problems
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Workplace and DiabetesWorkplace and Diabetes
It should not be a surprise that employees with diabetes are found at all levels of a company, from the mailroom to the boardroom. These hard-working men and women do not wan
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Workplace GivingWorkplace Giving
Many companies offer their employees the opportunity to give to charities of their choice through the convenience of payroll deduction. This includes federal, state, county and oth
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