The "AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT" or A.D.A. protects a person's employment due to any disability, including mental illness that causes the person to need to take time off, and be "reasonably accommodated".
The onus is on the employee, however, to inform the employer that they have a mental illness or disability that they need accommodations for. They do not, however, have to inform them during the interview process before they are hired.
If you suffer a mental illness that happens after you are employed, your employer is required to work WITH you to accommodate your issues.
(reduce your work load, work hours, give you different tasks to do that are not as stressful, etc)
There are exceptions to this law, but this is a quick synopsis of it. The answer in essence is NO, you SHOULD not lose your job if you have a nervous break down, and if you DO, then you have options for getting it back, as well as a potential lawsuit!
It's important to prioritize your mental health and seek support if needed. In some cases, taking a medical leave of absence may be necessary to focus on recovery. It's best to communicate openly with your employer about your situation to explore options and receive necessary accommodations.
Yes. You can loose all your weight but if it happened you would also die.
A loose personality typically refers to someone who is relaxed, easy-going, and not constrained by rigid social norms or expectations. They may be free-spirited, open-minded, and flexible in their approach to life.
No, "screw loose" is a figurative expression used to suggest that someone is acting oddly or irrationally. It does not necessarily mean the person is crazy, but rather that their behavior is unusual or eccentric.
Young people often enjoy partying as a way to socialize, have fun, and make connections with others. It can provide an opportunity to let loose, escape from daily stressors, and create lasting memories with friends. Additionally, parties often have music, food, and drinks that contribute to the festive atmosphere.
While all senses are important for survival, the sense of sight is often considered the most crucial as it provides information about our environment, potential dangers, and helps us navigate the world effectively. Sight allows us to detect threats, find food and shelter, and communicate with others.
"Cephalization" means that the animal has a defined "head" region in which there is a lot of nervous tissue (such as the brain in humans). Sponges are not cephalized because they do not have defined head region nor do they have a central location for their nervous system. The nervous system in sponges is very loose because their cells generally work more individually as opposed to being commanded by a nervous system.
I was afraid that the key would not work because it was such a loose fit in the lock.
Because,when you are tired some of your nerves break down and you just happen to loose your voice!
Some people have poor circulation and veins or capillaries break.
Bad trans mount, bad u-joints, loose mounting bolts.
yes you do and some people die because the back bone got loose
Written language is crucial for communication, education, record-keeping, and cultural preservation. It allows for the sharing of ideas, history, and knowledge across generations and societies. Written language provides a means for complex thought and information to be preserved and transmitted.
A loose wire in the speaker system would cause the music on the radio to break up in a 92 Lexus. The music will also break up if you do not have very good radio reception where you are at.
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It would be crazy! Kids under four would be driving. All hell would break loose. We have laws and rules for a reason.
Worn, loose, or dry rotted. They just break with age.
The police worried that the outcrop of rock would break loose and roll down onto the highway.