FOCUS COLUMN
By D. Gregory Valenza The Americans with Disabilities Act's employment provisions took effect in July 1992. The courts, employers and their lawyers, are still trying to get it right. The law is different from other anti-discrimination laws. Most employment laws prohibiting discrimination command equal treatment. The ADA, though, requires something more: equal treatment via "reasonable accommodation." The form and extent of the acco...
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