McDonald's was held responsible because the manager knew the employee had slept only 7 hours out of the past 48. McDonald's argued it was not liable because the employee had volunteered to work two consecutive shifts. Faverty v. McDonald's Restaurants of Oregon, Oregon Court of Appeals. The Personnel News, November 1995.
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