Disability Accommodation News Today

San Joaquin County has agreed to pay $375,000 to settle a disability discrimination case against Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk Steve Bestolarides.

Leaders who understand and practice this will see favorable results including more engaged and loyal employees.

When an argument is a "no-brainer,” we shouldnt need to justify it with footnotes or cite chapter and verse.   The positions taken by labor unions, even on issues that have no direct …

Scottsdale has its share – more than its share, some argue – of “care homes,” as the city terms residences where treatment is administered.

Cera Stribley has completed The Hampshire: a landmark development promoting inclusive living and social responsibility.

Amendments to New York State’s Nursing Mothers in the Workplace Act expand employer obligations. Employers must allow breaks to lactating employees each time such employee has reasonable need to express breast milk for up to three years following childbirth, designate a room

A Black, gay orthopedic surgeon is suing Los Angeles County, Keck Medicine of USC and University of California Health Los Angeles for alleged discrimination, My News LA reported June 5. 

Stephanie Mills-Gallan, an attorney in the Milwaukee office of Littler, has been elevated to a shareholder.

Workers' Compensation Appeals Board of California rules whether disability accommodation needed

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