ADA - Americans With Disabilities Act

The ADA  (Americans with Disabilities Act) protects qualified individuals from disability discrimination in all aspects of employment, from hiring and firing to promotion and demotion to compensation and scheduling. To be in compliance with the ADA, employers need in-depth understanding of who is covered by the law; the definitions surrounding disabilities discrimination, including what is meant by interactive process; and notification and record-keeping procedures that must be followed under the ADA. Continue ADA

 

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NEWS/ARTICLES

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The Basic Requirements Of The Americans With Disabilities Act

 

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FAQs

1. How can you tell if an impairment is sufficiently severe to substantially limit a major life activity?
2. What is a "reasonable accommodation"?
3. Can an employer ask job applicants about their need for accommodation during the pre-employment stage without running afoul of the ADA?
4. Does an employer always have to grant an employee's accommodation request?
5. If an employee with a disability cannot perform his/her current position with accommodation, is the employer required under the ADA to transfer him/her to a different position?
6. What is meant by the phrase "interactive process," and what are an employer's responsibilities when it comes to the interactive process?
7. If an employee has a medical condition that is correctable with medication, eyeglasses, etc., is he/she considered disabled under the ADA?
8. Are the rules about when an employer may make disability-related inquiries and require medical examinations the same for employees and applicants?
9. Is testing for illegal drugs permissible under the ADA?
10. What constitutes a protected psychiatric disability, and what must an employer do to accommodate employees with mental disabilities under the ADA?
    

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FREE REPORT

Evaluating What Makes A Medical Condition An ADA-Qualifying Disability

 

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Forms/Documents

Equal Employment Opportunity Notice (Free)