Employee returning from FMLA leave? It’s OK to ask about his ability to do the job
After employees take medically related FMLA leave, they sometimes aren’t able to physically perform their jobs. Employers can certainly raise the issue with the employee and can even terminate the employee if he or she can’t perform the job. Just make sure you keep the ADA limitations in mind.
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