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Monday, 4 August 2003

Posted on 10:27 by Unknown
Something To Chew On

A sidebar to the proposed "Big Mac" class actions that get so much attention in the media. Today's New York Times reports on the growing number of fast food workers who are getting fired for being overweight. Ironic? The article profiles a New Jersey worker who successfully sued her employer under the ADA arguing that, at least on her facts, being overweight was a disability.
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