#reasonableaccommodations

I shouldn't be worried that my bosses will think I'm abusing my accommodations when I am simply using them to help me stay healthy.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in employment, state and local government, public transportations, commercial facilities, public accommodations, and telecommunications. It applies to the US Congress, too. Join us to understand what the ADA titles I through V represent and how you can comply with them to avoid lawsuits and complaints in 2022. How can employers be cautious in hiring, promotions, training, pay, social activities, and other aspects of employment? When can individuals file a lawsuit in Federal Court in the case of violation? What should an employer do if they receive a request for reasonable accommodation? What is considered as a reasonable accommodation? Visit-

(Always consult with an attorney on your specific situation, but) "the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has been bringing cases on behalf of applicants/employees who use lawfully prescribed opioids (including methadone) against employers who fail to conduct an individualized assessment of the applicant/employee to determine whether those drugs made them unqualified for the position. In EEOC v. Steel Painters LLC, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas held that a reasonable jury could find that the employer did just that."