16Sep
Think twice before you dismiss a cry for help: ADA accommodation request or not?
You know the scenarios: an employee reports his chair is bothering him; another employee reports the glare of the computer screen is hurting her eyes; and a third employee explains he needs a different office space, better tools, or to wear shoes...
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McAfee & Taft
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