Pickett v. Chi. Transit Auth.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Easterbrook, Circuit Judge.
In 2015 a passenger on a bus operated by the Chicago Transit Authority screamed at and threatened Lawrence Pickett, the driver. He took six months off from work while recovering. After his physician concluded that he could return to work (though not as a driver), Pickett appeared one morning and requested a light-duty job. He was given one by the personnel on duty, but four days later he was told that the CTA was not ready to permit his return to work.
Pickett previously had been told that before returning to work he needed to complete a form (which was enclosed with…
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