· 2/25/2002
Dailey v. Norton
Citations
- 32 F. App'x 843
How courts have described this case
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- plaintiff was not “otherwise qualified” because of the “extensive and well documented record of her absenteeism”
- regular attendance at work is \an essential requirement of virtually all employment\ [internal quotation marks omitted]
- prong 3 unsatisfied where plaintiff with chronic medical condition “fail[ed] to identify a reasonable accommodation that would allow her to achieve regular and predictable attendance at work”
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