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The officer alleges the department refused to accommodate his mental condition and he was continuously harassed.

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The Evers administration's scraps a proposal that would reduce the unemployment pay of people who also get SSDI.

OP Trust considered the worker’s application and requested additional documentation to support his claim for a disability ...

Michele Solis claims she was terminated after asking to go on medical leave for panic attacks she was experiencing due to work stress.

Virginia International Terminals will pay $20,000 to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the EEOC.