Appeals court agrees disabled worker was direct threat
One of the few ways employers can deny a disabled worker an accommodation is by showing the employee is a direct threat and cannot be accommodated. But that conclusion can’t be based on conjecture or stereotyping certain illnesses. It requires a careful, individualized assessment of the employee, their disability and the type of job they... View Article
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