Eunice M. Hill v. Kansas City Area Transportation Authority

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that employee who made after-the-fact request was not seeking accommodation but, rather, seeking \a second chance to better control her treatable medical condition\
• holding a request for an accommodation by a bus driver, after she fell asleep twice while on the job, was untimely because the request was made after she engaged in terminable misconduct
• holding a request for an accommodation by a bus driver, after she fell asleep twice while on the job, was untimely because the request was made after she engaged in terminable misconduct
• affirming summary judgment against employee who alleged employer did not reasonably accommodate her disability-related drowsiness when she did not raise issue until after she was caught sleeping on job, an infraction she knew would lead to her discharge

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).