Bulletin 31- ADA Flashcards

1
Q

From Bulletin Book

An employee needs special medical treatment for their disability each morning, what would be a reasonable accommodation for that employee?

A

Modified work schedule may include flexibility in work hours or part-time work.

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From Bulletin Book

If an empoyee has a disability and needs special equipment, what is the employer required to provide?

A

Only equipment needed to preform the job and not equipment used on a regular basis outside the job. (e.g. glasses, or hearing aid)

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From Bulletin Book

Why might a disability not qualify for a reasonable accommodation?

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Disability is tempooray in nature or employee is unable to provide proper documentation from a medical professional.

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From Bulletin Book

How long after an accommodation has been granted should the agency reevaluate the effectiveness?

A

4-6 Weeks

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From Bulletin Book

If an accommodation is not effective and no other methods can assist employee in performing the essential job function, what else shall happen?

A

The accommodation of reassignment to a vacant position within the agency or within DC government will be discussed

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From Bulletin Book

When denying a request for accommodation, what must the agency do?

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The agency must consider available alternative accommodation that would be reasonable and effective, without constituting an undue hardship.

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From Bulletin Book

In general, whose responsibility is it to inform the agency that an accommodation is needed?

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In general, it is the employee’s responsibility to inform the agency.

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From Bulletin Book

Who other than the employee can request an accommodation?

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An Authorized family member or health care provider. Supervisors can use judgement and make request in appropriate circumstances.

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From Bulletin Book

What must be completed after the initial request for accommodation?

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The ADA “Request for Accommodation” form

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From Bulletin Book

For accommodation during hiring process, where should all requests be initally directed?

A

DC Office of Personnel

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From Bulletin Book

What must happen if a job applicant indicates that an accommodation will be needed to perfrom desired job?

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The request may be refered to the EEO & Diversity Manager Panel before a decision is made regarding filling the position.

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From Bulletin Book

Who is responsible for the general administration of the ADA Policy?

A

The EEO & Diversity Manager

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From Bulletin Book

Who is responsible whether an ADA qualifying disability exists and whether a reasonable accommodation should be made.

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The EEO & Diversity Manager

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From Bulletin Book

If an employee is not satisfied with the decision of the EEO & Diversity Manager, to whom may the employee make an appeal to?

A

The Fire Chief

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From Bulletin Book

If an employee feels the department has violated ADA, who can the employee appeal to?

A

DC Office of Human Rights (OHR), the Office of Disability Rights (ODR) or the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

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From Bulletin Book

Who can an employee contact if they feel discrimination due to their disability?

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They may contact the department’s EEO & Diversity Manager for an internal charge and the Employment Opportunity Commission and/or Office of Human Resources for en external charge

17
Q

From Bulletin Book

Office of _ _ assists agnecies and employees with reasonable accommodations and other disability issues.

A

Disability Rights

18
Q

From Bulletin Book

What type of approach should be used when dealing with a reasonable accommodation request?

A

uniform

19
Q

From Bulletin Book

What federal law requires the District to provide equal employment oppurtunities to qualified individual with disabilities

A

ADA OF 1990

20
Q

From Bulletin Book

What DC law requires the District to provide equal employment oppurtunities to qualified individuals with disabilities

A

DC Human Rights Act of 1977

21
Q

From Bulletin Book

Whats the telephine number for the Office of Disability Rights?

A

202-724-5055

22
Q

From Bulletin Book

What is one example of an reasonable accommodation?

A

making facilities accesible

23
Q

From Bulletin Book

When may the district deny an accommodation?

A

if accommodations causes undue financial od admin hardship or direct threat

24
Q

From Bulletin Book

true or false a person with a disability is defined as an individual with physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of a persons life activities

A

TRUE

25
Q

From Bulletin Book

During what three phases can a reasonable accommodation occur?

A

applicaion process,in the performance of essential job functions, and in receipt of all the benefits of employment

26
Q

From Bulletin Book

_ _ are useful responsibilities but not central to the purpose of the postion

A

marginal functions

27
Q

From Bulletin Book

Who can employee make a reasonable accommodation request inquiry to?

A

HR Rep, EEO counselor, supervisor, or ADA coordinator

28
Q

From Bulletin Book

How many step process should be used during informal interactive discussion?

A

6

29
Q

From Bulletin Book

a person with a disability is defined as an individual with physical or mental impairment that…

A

…substantially limits one or more of a persons life activities