Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act requires employers to engage in a timely, good faith interactive process and provide reasonable accommodation. What, then, makes an accommodation objectively reasonable?
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The Disabled Workforce: Evaluating “Reasonable” Accommodations
By Rachel Shaw, MBA, President and Principal Consultant, Shaw HR Consulting
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