No. employers who do not make such accommodations are not in any violation of the law in the event that in an interview, the employer finds a better score for the attribute under interest than in the disabled person. Example is where a football manager hiring players finds
in an interview that physically fit people score higher ratings in maneuverability than an interviewee who has lost a hand. In such a case the employer has a right choosing the person with the best maneuverability. Unless otherwise such an interviewee can be accepted under reasonable accommodation.
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