I don't exactly know what the laws are regarding this sort of thing, but if a company feels that a person has a disability that will interfere with their ability to do a job or show up for work and its reasonably founded then I think they can.
There is no definitive test for any form of arthritis so unless you are suffering from some obvious inability or deformity associated with the disease it is very unlikely that they will wake up to it.
You can sue over anything, but you might want to talk to a lawyer to see if it has any merit.
A downstream holding company is a holding company established by a mutual insurance company. The mutual insurance company has 100% ownership of the holding company. [Source: Answers.com]
My guess would be Courtyard Creations. I purchased a lounger from walmart a couple years ago that was sold under that company name, and the same lounger is now being sold under Mainstay brand. Courtyard Creations has no BBB accreditation, is rated "F" by BBB, and has numerous complaints online and indications of multiple lawsuits against them. If you dig deep enough, you find the two company names/products merging in many places. My belief is that due to all their legal problems they restructured and changed the company name to stay in business. Good luck contacting anyone with the company. It is liking chasing ghosts.
Frank Lloyd Wright was fired from Sullivan because Wright was designing and selling houses behind Sullivans back which was against his company's policy. When Sullivan found out that he was bootlegging, he fired Wright after working 5 years on the firm.
William Morris was a textile designer. The company William Morris and Company discriminated against women by working them long hours and paying them less than the men in the factory.
It depends on the exact medication and the insurance company. There are several companies with BS and/or BC licenses. Each has their own Rx formulary. Contact your insurance company.
Anywhere. No company can discriminate against you on the basis of age, provided you're within the legal limitations.
No. An employer isn't supposed to discriminate against any one for any reason. However, you might be encountering employment rules about members of the same family working for the same company or, more usually the case, one working in a supervisory capacity for the other. The latter is usually not allowed. The former depends on the company.
In the US there are still some grounds on which an employer is permitted to discriminate. Among them is "not doing a good job" and "misuse of company resources." Being a health and safety representative does not insulate you from the consequences of poor performance, etc. However, an employer is not permitted to discriminate against any employee for raising reasonable concerns about health and safety in the workplace, and a health and safety representative would be expected to do that, perhaps more than other employees.
I didn't know they weren't My mother had it and had joint replacements done and I had an elbow joint destroyed by RA some years ago which is serving me just fine, don't even know its there. Perhaps that is something dreamed up by insurance company that find it difficult to part with their money
Abbot Lab is a pharmaceutical and health care products company. It researches drugs and health products that combat disease and other health problems. In 1985, Abbot Labs developed the first HIV blood screening test, and has also been noted for a drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis called Humira.
Yes, so long as they are not doing so to discriminate against you because of your status in relation to a protected class, such as because of your gender, race, nationality, marital status, disability, religion, etc.
Andyb6- Being a woman is no longer a handicap in today's world. As long as you are capable and have the funds to pay for it you can apply wherever it is offered to men. No company is allowed to discriminate against women and if you see this, it is your duty to report it to the proper authorities.
The meeting requirements for the public company are that the meeting time must be appropriate for all in the group, and the meeting must not discriminate towards anyone in the group.
The meeting requirements for the public company are that the meeting time must be appropriate for all in the group, and the meeting must not discriminate towards anyone in the group.
Absolutely not. The company credo states: All ages, All races, All sexes, All MAC.