Did Your Massachusetts Employer Fail To Make Reasonable ADA-Mandated Accommodations For A Disability?
Have you suffered negative consequences in the workplace because an employer did not comply with the ADA in terms of:
- Facilities
- Accessibility
- Scheduling
- Equipment
- Interpreters or readers
- Modification of training
- Work assignments
Nearly all employers, and most employees, are aware the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects the rights of workers with disabilities. The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) defines and analyzes issues that arise in employment contexts related to the ADA.
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For Employers
We can advise employers on steps to take to verify a good-faith effort to accommodate employees’ disabilities. We also represent employers in EEOC hearings and in courtrooms when complaints are lodged or lawsuits are filed.
For Employees
We keep employees with disabilities aware of their rights in the workplace. If you are a worker with a disability and can perform the essential tasks of a job, given proper accommodations, we can advocate for you as you seek those accommodations. We can advise you as to how to protect your rights when making requests for accommodations, lodging complaints or filing civil claims against an employer.
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