She developed CTS, but refused to go to a doctor for almost two years. During this time, the employer attempted to find other positions for her, but there were no vacancies. Finally, she was placed on disability retirement. She eventually had surgery and was cleared to return to work approximately two and a half years after the first diagnosis. An employer will not be required to reasonably accommodate an employee by eliminating or reassigning essential job functions.
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