US EditionEmployer Ordered to Pay $22.5 Million for Denying Woman's Work-From-Home Request
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Total Quality Logistics (TQL) from Ohio must pay former employee Chelsea Walsh $22.5 million in damages for the death of her daughter, a court ruled Friday. The company's management did not allow her to work from home while she was struggling with pregnancy complications. The woman gave birth prematurely, and her daughter, Magnolia, died shortly after.
Newborn dies after employer refuses mother’s remote work request, company ordered to pay Rs 210 crore
A pregnant woman’s request to work from home during a high-risk pregnancy was denied by her employer, leading to the death of her newborn. A jury awarded her estate $22.5 million ( roughly Rs 211.5 crore).
Pregnant Chelsea Walsh was not allowed to work from home – now her employer has been ordered to pay over 200 million in damages after her daughter died.
Five months pregnant, an American woman was forced to work in a face-to-face situation despite the advice of her doctors. A few days later, she lost her baby. Her employer has just been sentenced to pay her 22.5...
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