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Age Discrimination: We Have a Five-Year Training Program; Can We Hire Only Younger People?
April 2008
We have a training program that involves five years of rotating assignments before employees are ready to really start the job. And it is a few years after that before they start to actually contribute significant profits. Because we have to invest so much in their training, can we have an age cutoff, such as not hiring people over age 50? If not, what can we do to ensure that new hires will work long enough to pay off our investment in them? . . . more
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You're the Expert
February 2008
I got a little embarrassed when I learned that inappropriate behavior (such as employees making fun of their disabled co-worker) had been going on in my facility--and I didn't know about it. My goal for the new year is to "keep an ear to the ground." What suggestions do you have? . . . more
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Accommodation: What Should We Consider When Addressing Employees with Disabilities?
February 2008
We're encountering challenging disability accommodation situations because of differences in California and federal law. Is the California definition of "disability" always going to be more favorable to employees than federal law? I also don't understand why whether a person has a disability is determined under California law without considering mitigating measures. If a person is taking medication that completely eliminates the disability, do we have to accommodate it? . . . more
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