web analytics

If Free Help Was Available and You Turned It Down, Can You Still Claim Undue Hardship?

ChatGPT-Image-Apr-23-2026-05_53_45-PM-1024x576

A

blind customer care advocate asked for screen reading software. According to the EEOC, his employer tested two products, decided the software wasn’t compatible, turned down a free offer from a state agency to help, and terminated him. That sequence cost $270,0

0

0

. This week is EEOC Settlement Week on The Employer Handbook: one recent EEOC settlement per day, with practical takeaways for employers. Today is the fourth installment: a $270,000

Read Complete Article

See also  A “Repugnant and Racially Hostile” Blackface Doll Hung by a Noose At Work. It Still Wasn’t Enough for a Hostile Work Environment Claim.

Get the Latest HR Headlines

* indicates required

HR NEWS MARKETPLACE


»Free CRM Audit from Dalia


»Cliquify + Top Employers Institute 2025 Employer Brand Priorities Report


»Access Applicants You Can’t Find Anywhere Else


»HR Technology Wire


»Job Board Directory


»Optimize Your Recruitment Marketing with Jobsync


»Recruiting Newsletters


»HR Tech News


»Jobs with Relocation Assistance


»Recruiter Ebooks