New Website for Disability Information

Posted on July 28, 2009 by Amy Joseph Pedersen

The Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy today launched a new website that may be of use to employers seeking information on how to accommodate a disabled worker.  At www.disability.gov an employer can research the applicable law and regulations, get ideas for appropriate reasonable accommodations, and locate additional resources.  For example, clicking here will take you to information about accommodating deaf and hearing impaired workers.   And here is useful information about tax incentives for complying with the ADA.  The new site offers a myriad of social networking capabilities including a Twitter feed, RSS feeds and a blog.   The site also includes a handy multi-state guide which employers could find very useful as they work to comply with all applicable federal and state disability laws.  

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