Labor/Employment
Apr. 30, 1999
Justices Struggle With Scope of the Disabilities Act
WASHINGTON - Asked to interpret the Americans With Disabilities Act in the employment context, the Supreme Court wrestled this week with the basic questions of who qualifies as "disabled,'' what role corrective measures play in that assessment and how to deal with situations in which a worker is "regarded as'' disabled by an employer.
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