Supervising Employees with Disabilities: Beyond ADA Compliance

Mary B. Dickson


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INTRODUCTION

PART I: THE POSITIVE EMPLOYMENT PICTURE
   People with Disabilities

PART II: DISABILITIES: OUR ATTITUDES
   AND ADA DEFINITIONS
   The Origin of Attitudes
   Workplace Attitudes
   The ADA Definition of Disability
   Exclusions
   The Impact of Certain Disabilities
   Chronic and Progressive Conditions

PART III: HIRING AND INVOLVING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
   Hiring People with Disabilities
   Job Analysis
   Involving People with Disabilities
   Sensitivity and Awareness
   Incorporating People with Disabilities

PART IV: MANAGING AND ENHANCING THE PERFORMANCE
   OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILTITIES
   Managing and Promoting Performance
   Improving Work-Group Relations
   Other Management Considerations
   Enhancing Employee Productivity
   Applying Creativity and Adaptability
   Documenting Accommodation Efforts
   Accommodating Current Employees Who Become Disabled

PART V: ADA: SUPPORT SERVICES

   AND MANAGEMENT APPLICATION
   Support Services for Successful Supervisors
   A Successful Application of ADA
   Your New Action Plan

PART VI: THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990
   ADA: An Overview
   Pre-hire Functions Covered By the ADA
   Post-hire Responsibilities

APPENDIX
   ADA Resources
   Answers to Exercises
   Bibliography