Empower supervisors to accommodate pregnant subordinates
The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act requires employers to reasonably accommodate pregnancy-related conditions. Recently issued EEOC guidance on the PWFA makes it clear that employers need to empower first-line supervisors to make many of those accommodations on the spot with little or no documentation. A recent case highlights why it’s essential to delegate PWFA accommodations authority to front-line managers and supervisors.
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