Litowich L
Nantz, Litowich, Smith & Girard, Grand Rapids, MI, USA.
Mich Health Hosp. 1999 May-Jun;35(3):28-9.
Human resource professionals in Michigan face significant hurdles in balancing the rights of employees under federal and state employment laws. Perhaps none cause more difficulties than the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and Michigan's Workers' Disability Compensation Act. Employees frequently have conflicting rights under these statutes so that you cannot assume that since you have complied with one set of laws, you have complied with the others. While these three laws appear to address different employment-related concerns, difficulties arise when employers attempt to juggle them.
密歇根州的人力资源专业人员在平衡联邦和州就业法规定的员工权利方面面临重大障碍。或许没有哪项法律比《美国残疾人法案》(ADA)、《家庭医疗休假法案》(FMLA)和密歇根州的《工人残疾赔偿法案》带来更多困难。在这些法规下,员工的权利常常相互冲突,所以你不能认为只要遵守了一套法律,就等于遵守了其他法律。虽然这三项法律看似解决了不同的与就业相关的问题,但当雇主试图同时应对它们时,困难就出现了。