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What types of employers are regulated under the ADA?
Public and private sector employers employing at least fifteen employees are covered. Unions and employment agencies are also regulated by the ADA. It should be remembered, however, that employers not covered under the ADA may be subject to regulation under state law prohibiting disability discrimination.
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