Must we accommodate a ‘breathing machine’?
Q. We provide janitorial services to local companies. We just learned that one of our employees is asthmatic. She missed several days because of her asthma. Now she wants to return, but she needs to keep a breathing machine with her. What can we do? We aren’t sure our customers will accommodate that need.
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