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ADA Responsibilities Training
This training will provide human resources representatives with an overview of the key terms and concepts derived from the employment provisions of the American Disabilities Act (ADA). Areas covered will include: identifying essential job functions, conducting pre/post employment inquiries and medical examinations, state and federal definitions of disability, qualified individual with a disability, reasonable accommodation process, undue hardship and direct threat. Procedures for processing applicant and employee accommodation requests will also be covered.

Our next workshop is being held on February 4th, 2005. The presenter will be John P. Evans, CRC. He is a graduate of Seattle University in Public Administration and Human Resource Development and has 19 years of public service in fields of vocational rehabilitation and human resource management. Mr. Evans has worked as a Business Relations Specialist, Senior Human Resource Consultant, Reasonable Accommodation Specialist, and statewide ADA Program Manager with the Washington State Department of Personnel. John has provided over 700 training sessions to private and public organizations and consumer groups focused on the hiring and retention of individuals with disabilities in the workplace.

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