Lewis v. Harper Hospital

How courts have described this case

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• holding that employers and employees could not contract for a shortened FMLA statute of limitations
• concluding that if the court were to “uphold the six month limitation of action clause as to Plaintiffs Title VII claim, the EEOC’s period of exclusive jurisdiction would have the effect of abrogating Plaintiffs ability to bring a Title VII suit.”
• declining to enforce a contractual limitations period and applying instead the FMLA statute of limitations
• \the EEOC maintains exclusive jurisdiction over the subject matter of the charge for 180 days after the filing of the charge. \

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