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She Requested a Pregnancy Accommodation. Her Overtime Disappeared. Then Her Job Did.

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he employer approved light duty. Seventeen days later, it fired the pregnant employee over an alleged policy violation from two months earlier.

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DR: A warehouse associate plausibly alleged pregnancy discrimination and retaliation after her employer allegedly reduced her overtime, approved light duty, and then fired her. The court allowed her Title VII discrimination and Pregnant Workers Fairness Act retaliation claims to proceed but dismissed her failure-to-accommodate claim because she did

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