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LA County to end psychological screening of DCFS trainees under $2 7 million settlement

Two women filed a lawsuit after job offers were rescinded because screening revealed they were sexual assault victims suffering from PTSD.

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LA County to end psychological screening of DCFS trainees under $2 7 million settlement

Two women filed a lawsuit after job offers were rescinded because screening revealed they were sexual assault victims suffering from PTSD.

Los angelesUnited statesLos angeles countyMary roeSean betouliereJane doeBarbara scheperMasters of social work trainee programFamily servicesDepartment of childrenLos angeles superior courtSocial workDisability rights advocatesSocial work trainee

Hertz Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over ADA Driver Access to Rental Cars

Hertz Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over ADA Driver Access to Rental Cars
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Hertz being sued for allegedly discriminating against drivers with disabilities

Hertz is being sued by a nonprofit law firm alleging that the rental car company violated the civil rights of people with disabilities who need hand controls to operate a vehicle. Hand controls, according to Disability Rights Advocates, generally consist of a mechanism that allows drivers to accelerate and brake using one hand, and a […]

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Class complaint of inequity for deaf Air Force employees moves forward

The decision is a win for Air Force employees who say it failed to provide the services they need at work, like American Sign Language interpreters.

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