What Happens When I Cannot Do My Job Even With a Reasonable Accommodation?
In order to be entitled to a reasonable accommodation, you need to be a qualified disabled employee, but what does it mean to be “qualified?”
In order to be entitled to a reasonable accommodation, you need to be a qualified disabled employee, but what does it mean to be “qualified?”
Federal employees have various options for protecting their incomes in the event of a disability.
Federal employees can request different types of leave as a reasonable accommodation. These are some of the scenarios and how they can protect your job.
A Postal employee has been arrested on allegations that he claimed to be totally disabled, yet spent five days a week running flea markets.
The federal government strives to be a model employer for disabled employees. The author says Reasonable Accommodation is one area where it excels.
Legislation has been introduced that would give federal employees the option of buying short-term disability insurance.
Posting vacation photos on Facebook was instrumental in an indictment of a Postal worker collecting payments for his medical disability.
The EEOC is finalizing a rule that will require federal agencies to enact hiring policies that favor individuals with disabilities.
The federal government held a special event to celebrate a new milestone: it has achieved President Obama’s goal of hiring 100,000 disabled federal employees.
If you are a federal employee who is facing an injury or illness that prevents you from working, you can apply for federal disability retirement benefits. But there are mistakes that could end up costing you the right to collect monthly benefits payments. Here are some common ones to make sure you avoid.