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Celebrating 2 million downloads of The Podcast by KevinMD! - Vimarsana News

Celebrating 2 million downloads of The Podcast by KevinMD!

I am absolutely thrilled to announce that The Podcast by KevinMD has reached a major milestone: 2 million downloads! 

CATS will make Baton Rouge bus stops safer for people in wheelchairs - Vimarsana News

CATS will make Baton Rouge bus stops safer for people in wheelchairs

After two men from Baton Rouge filed a lawsuit against the Capital Area Transit System, claiming that it did not have ADA appropriate accommodations for people in wheelchairs, CATS has been tasked with upgrading approximately 1,500 of its bus stops.

Website Accessibility and the Americans With Disabilities Act - Vimarsana News

Website Accessibility and the Americans With Disabilities Act

Most employers know Americans with Disabilities Act as law prohibiting disability discrimination, requiring reasonable accommodations. Another section focuses on making public facilities equally accessible to those with disabilities. A recent trend focuses on websites.

EEOC Shares Guidance For AI Hiring Technology and ADA Compliance - Vimarsana News

EEOC Shares Guidance For AI Hiring Technology and ADA Compliance

EEOC outlined three areas where AI hiring technology may violate ADA: employer not providing reasonable accommodation necessary for job applicant to be rated fairly; administering technology to screen out applicants; using technology to make disability related inquiries.

Former OSU professor begs for job back after 'manic episode,' university refuses - Vimarsana News

Former OSU professor begs for job back after 'manic episode,' university refuses

A former Ohio State University professor who resigned during a "psychotic episode" now wants her job back. The university said it is too late.

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