Owens v. Department of Human Rights

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• after finding that claimant was discharged for a nondiscriminatory reason, turning to reasonable-accommodation issue and characterizing it as “a more fundamental issue that we are required to address”
• after finding that claimant was discharged for a nondiscriminatory reason, turning to reasonable-accommodation issue and characterizing it as “a more fundamental issue that we are required to address”
• courts may look to other jurisdictions for guidance absent Illinois authority on point

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