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delayed accommodation

By Adam Gorley | < 1 Minutes Read October 21, 2014

Employers can’t ignore employee signs of disability

When an employer has evidence that an employee has or may have a disability, the law requires the employer to investigate and determine whether the employee needs or wants accommodation.

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