#ada accommodations

allowing me to continue to work from home during this semester because it's medically necessary. which my doctor said. two months ago.

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they’ve decided that they can’t make a door look nice before students return (there’s a 25+ year old carpet in the office and my ceiling is crumbling…).

SO i’ve now been offered a pet/toddler gate.

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And it's mostly all reasonable stuff! Don't be late, don't do drugs at work, don't abuse elders... But if you're late once you're written up. If you're late three times you're automatically fired. That's a red flag

Alcohol Suppliers Hit with ADA Website Accessibility Lawsuits

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Indiana Federal Court Gives Frostbitten ADA Plaintiff The Cold Shoulder

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