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Businesses and non-profit organizations are required by the ADA to remove architectural barriers when it is "readily achievable" to do so. How do businesses and non-profit organizations determine what is "readily achievable"?
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Region 6: Access for Users of Service Animals
Region 9: Understanding the Role of Functional Limitation Measures in Electronic Health Records
Region 9: Evaluate Data on Physical Accessibility of Primary Care and Certain Other Providers in California Including Availability of Exam Tables and Weight Scales
Region 10: Health Care Access and the ADA
Region 7: Evaluation of the National ADA Symposium
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Region 2: Small Businesses and Title I of the ADA Implementation
Region 10: Understanding Employers’ Hiring Intention in Relation to Qualified Workers With Disabilities
Region 7: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Training on the Americans with Disabilities Act on Implementation in the Workplace and Community in the United States
Region 6: Life After Cancer - Surveying Cancer Survivors about their Informational Needs
Region 1: The Impact of the Great Recession on the Unemployment of Americans with Disabilities
Region 3: Best practices in developing reasonable accommodations in the workplace: Findings based on the research literature.
Region 3: Negotiating workplace accommodations: Perceptions of employees with disabilities, employers and rehabilitation service providers.
Region 3: A comparison of perceptions of factors in the job accommodation process among employees with disabilities, employers and service providers.
Region 6: Life after Cancer - Medical Practitioners' Survey of Cancer Survivor Employment
Region 4: Investigating the Accessibility and Usability of Job Application Web Sites for Blind Users
Research Brief: Health Care Access, COVID-19, and the ADA
Research Brief: Community Living, COVID-19, and the ADA
Research Brief: Digital Access and Title III of the ADA
Research Brief: Experience of Discrimination and the ADA
Research Brief: Mental Health, Employment, and the ADA
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