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Title: The Team Approach to Disability Management Author: Information Services Last modified by: Information Services Created Date: 4/12/2000 1:21:24 PM – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: What


1
Whats Your Disability I.Q.?
  • Take 10 minutes to answer these 15 True/False
    Questions.

2
HOW DID YOU DO?
  • 1. No - But remember that a temporary disability
    can become permanent.
  • 2. No - If you are anxious because of job
    stress, ADA doesnt protect you.
  • 3. Yes - Be careful about expressing your
    perceptions.
  • 4. No - You can do it if you want to, but the
    law doesnt require it.

3
How Did You Do?
  • 5. No - Leaves will usually be covered under
    FMLA.
  • 6. Yes - Include this requirement or you could
    be faced with accommodating with fewer hours.
  • 7. Yes - But the employee quickly becomes
    uncovered if he/she falls off the wagon.

4
How Did You Do?
  • 8. No - You are required to look at the
    institutions total resources.
  • 9. Yes - If the employee is out of accrued
    leave, you dont have to pay.
  • 10. No - 2.8
  • 11. No - Americans are most comfortable with
    people in wheelchairs.

5
How Did You Do?
  • 12. Yes - Pedophiles, exhibitionists, etc. are
    not covered.
  • 13. No - Refer to FMLA.
  • 14. Yes - Rely heavily on physicians. You are
    not a medical doctor.
  • 15. No - ADA information is considered medical
    and should be kept separate from personnel files.

6
ADA 101
  • Signed into law July 26, 1990.
  • Prohibits discrimination against any qualified
    individual with a disability.
  • Qualified individual defined as someone who can,
    either with or without reasonable accommodation,
    perform the essential functions of the job.

7
ADA 101
  • Individual has a disability if (s)he
  • has a physical/or mental impairment that
    substantially limits a major life activity
  • has a record of such impairment, or
  • is regarded as having such an impairment.
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