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It is not, it is an ability... an ability to create.
Their HR should have read the ADA
Never thought this would be an argument in Utah
What they got was someone who just after starting will have to take a ton of time off. Who will run up their health insurance premiums. Who will take FMLA leave while the employer is stuck paying for her health insurance when she hasn't even contributed anything to their business.
This girl scammed them.
The employer is not required to pay premiums for an employee out on FMLA. For a company their size it is unlikely that her pregnancy will have any real effect on the company premiums. Even if so, that is a problem with the industry, not the employee.
Last point, the mentality that would criticize this employee for running up health ins. premiums through pregnancy, is the same voice that would also criticize this woman for not working, getting pregnant, and then collecting Government Assistance.
This of course is a setup for failure. It should also be noted that at the bottom of the article this employer is notorious for actually "sticking it" to the employees by not paying fair wages, or complying with federal wage laws. So, I am not certain that the effects of health insurance premiums on a succesfull restraunt chain (albeit, questionably so) are germane. They seem to have a history of gauging the employees.
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