‘Sec. 6. 5 MRSA §4572, sub-§3 is enacted to read:
Inclusion of family caregiver status in this subchapter does not create a right to accommodation for family caregivers or impose any duty on a covered entity to alter work schedules or other conditions of employment, to grant leave or to provide other benefits to a family caregiver because of family caregiver status if the covered entity does not also provide the same conditions, leaves or benefits for other employees and is not otherwise required to provide such concessions under other state or federal laws.
A claim for unlawful employment discrimination based on family caregiver status may not be maintained based on disparate impact.’