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Im under a dr care wearing a orthopedic shoe. Company making me buy closed in orthopedic shoe. I had toe surgery. I’m a cashier. Can they do that?






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  • This sounds like something more suited to Law SE. Voting to close.
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  • I'm pretty sure this would fall under the ADA, agree, this is a law question.
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  • This sounds like something more suited to Law SE. Voting to close.
    – Ertai87
    3 mins ago










  • I'm pretty sure this would fall under the ADA, agree, this is a law question.
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    37 secs ago















This sounds like something more suited to Law SE. Voting to close.
– Ertai87
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This sounds like something more suited to Law SE. Voting to close.
– Ertai87
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I'm pretty sure this would fall under the ADA, agree, this is a law question.
– sevensevens
37 secs ago




I'm pretty sure this would fall under the ADA, agree, this is a law question.
– sevensevens
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