Establishes unpaid leave of absence as a reasonable accommodation under the state's human rights law.
Amends the executive law to define "reasonable accommodation" to include unpaid leave of absence for employees with disabilities. This leave must be medically necessary and employees must provide medical certification and a return-to-work date. The bill also allows employers to request medical information from employees to facilitate agreement on accommodations. The changes take effect immediately.
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