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The Practitioner's Guide to Securities Arbitration
An easy-to-understand guide for employees and employers that can help you understand how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) applies in specific situations.
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Published by Augmented HR Solutions and co-distributed by the ABA Commission on Disability Rights, this easy step-by-step guide will not only help employees with ADA disabilities to research, prepare, and request accommodation, but will also help employers and attorneys.
Employers will learn how to negotiate accommodations with the employee, and what both parties’ responsibilities are in the process. Attorneys can use this as a reference to support or defend an employee or employer and advocate to support employees with disabilities. The charts, graphs, resources, and examples will help users navigate the ADA accommodation process.
This guide will provide users with a deeper understanding of:
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Publications | Book
The Practitioner's Guide to Securities Arbitration
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