If the Disability Claimed by the Employee Is Based on a Disease

question 51

Multiple Choice

If the disability claimed by the employee is based on a disease, the court will determine if the employee is "otherwise qualified" by

• A) assessing the level of risk the employee poses to herself or to her co-workers.
• B) determining how long the employee will be capable of performing the essential functions of the job before the disease renders her totally disabled.
• C) comparing the employee's ability to perform the essential functions of the job with other disabled applicants.
• D) ascertaining whether the disease is psychological or physiological.

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Definitions:

Robinson-Patman Act

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Sherman Act

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