Walders v. Garrett

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that when “the accommodation plaintiff seeks is simply to be allowed to work only when her illness permits,” the law does not require such an accommodation
• during four-year period, plaintiff with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome was absent from work approximately sixty to ninety days per year
• undue hardship to require agency to accommodate employee such that she works only when disease permits
• “[PJlaintiffs supervisors could not count on her attendance or predict her absences. In these circumstances, plaintiff could not effectively perform her job functions.”
• some degree of regular, predictable attendance is fundamental to most jobs
• some degree of regular, predictable attendance is fundamental to most jobs

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).