How you can avoid ADA discrimination

Article Abstract:

The provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) will be applied to small businesses with 15 employees or more starting on July 26, 1995. While small employers are understandably concerned about their liabilities under the ADA, they can avoid being charged under this law by taking note of past errors committed by bigger employers. These errors include failing to define the important functions of a job, asking applicants about their disabilities, maintaining a work environment not conducive to handicapped workers and requiring a pre-employment medical examination.

Laws, regulations and rules, Employers, Disabled persons, Discrimination against disabled persons, Handicapped discrimination

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How to avoid legal fees

Article Abstract:

The suggestions for home selling professionals, retailers and installers so as to avoid legal troubles from customers are discussed. The sources for paying litigation costs are also presented.

Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Management, Planning, House selling, Home selling, Company business management, Costs (Law), Legal fees, Company business planning

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