Religion and Disability Accommodation in Today’s Workplace
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Today’s business owners are subject to laws and regulations that are constantly changing on local, state and federal levels. Owners in violation of these laws could face penalties including fines, lawsuits and even the loss of their businesses. This training series aims to help professionals understand which requirements apply to them and the potential consequences of noncompliance.
Religious and Disability Accommodation in Today’s Workplace
Most state and federal non-discrimination laws simply prohibit employers from taking certain actions. However, when it comes to religious practices and disabilities, employers are legally required to take affirmative steps to accommodate employees. This session will discuss the obligations employers have to accommodate, discuss the steps to be taken in determining how to accommodate, and the circumstances in which employers may permissibly deny accommodations which are requested.
This complimentary presentation is led by Daniel B. Tukel, Shareholder at Butzel Long’s Detroit office.
June 15, 2016
8:00 am - 9:00 am
Baker College of Flint
Technology Building - Room S128
1050 W. Bristol Road
Flint, MI
