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Labor/Employment

Aug. 24, 2001

Substantially Unlimited?

The court also suggested that in certain circumstances, a promotion could constitute a reasonable accommodation under the state act.

By Jonathan M. Brenner and Angie K. Young
        
        In fall 2000, the Legislature enacted AB2222, which significantly amended the definitions of physical and mental disability under the state Fair Employment and Housing Act. The new legislation included a number of statements declaring the state act's independence from the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and rejec...

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