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ADA: Consider hybrid work as possible reasonable accommodation

Hybrid work may qualify as a reasonable accommodation for a disabled worker.

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Yes, the ADA applies to remote workplaces, too

Employers with 15+ workers must comply with the ADA—even if they work remotely.

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Take the easy way out on most requests for disability accommodations

If a disabled employee asks for an easy-to-implement, low cost accommodation, grant it.

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ADA: Regularly review essential job functions

Ensure job descriptions are up-to-date for every position.

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Even temporary conditions can be disabilities

A temporary serious health condition can qualify as an ADA disability.

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How long to keep various personnel records

While it’s tempting to keep every employment-related document, learn which ones you need to hang on to.

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FTC bans almost all noncompete agreements

Almost all noncompete agreements will be banned under a final rule approved by the Federal Trade Commission.

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Service animals may be ADA accommodations

Don't immediately reject a disabled employee’s request to bring a service animal to work.

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Beware removing effective disability accommodations

Think twice before withdrawing a cheap, simple and effective ADA accommodation.

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Gender dysphoria considered ADA disability

A federal appeals court has ruled the ADA’s definition of disability includes gender dysphoria.

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