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ADA and ADAAA Training for Human Resources
It's important for law firm employers to develop policies and procedures that identify and effectively respond to disabled employees and requests for reasonable accommodation. And recent changes and court interpretations to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — specifically the expansion of the definition of employees considered disabled under the ADA and increase in Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charges alleging violations of the ADA — make it even more of a priority. Participants will be able to identify triggers to the ADA interactive process, develop a systematic process for responding to requests for accommodation, and learn the most common reasonable accommodations that must be provided to employees. Objectives:
Recognize the provisions of the ADA and ADA Amendments Act.
Develop knowledge on the most recent EEOC and court interpretations of who is considered a disabled employee under the ADA.
Identify when employees are requesting reasonable accommodation and triggering the interactive process.
Outline how to assist employees and applicants requesting reasonable accommodation.
Other Information: Audience Level: Intermediate
(Date of webinar: 2/13/2018)
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