If an employer has only temporary light duty positions, must it still provide a permanent light duty position for an employee with a disability-related occupational injury?


If an employer has only temporary light duty positions, must it still provide a permanent light duty position for an employee with a disability-related occupational injury? No. The ADA typically does not limit an employer's ability to establish or change the content, nature, or functions of its positions. So, for example, an employer is free to determine that a light duty position will be temporary rather than permanent. Thus, if an employer provides light duty positions only on a temporary basis, it need only provide a temporary light duty position for an employee with a disability- related occupational injury.





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