Posted by Jill on 6/28/06

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I am moving away from the immediate area of my company's
offices and have requested to telecommute. I have worked
for the company for 5 years and ofter perform my tasks
from home. There are several employees who already work
remotely and recently the owners have granted another
employee (who is within commuting distance) the ability to
work from home. (NOTE: She has only worked for the company
for 2 years and her mother is a VP in the company.) If
they refuse to let me work performing my current tasks
from home (and let me go) or offer me another position in
the company (that would let me work from home), do I have
a legal right to complain that they are discriminating
against me or treating me unfairly (in the legal sense) in
some way.

Re: Request to work from home denied, 7/27/06, by Clff.

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