Multiple Choice
Matching
-An individual who, with or without reasonable accommodation, has the requisite education, skill, experience, and other job-related requirements necessary to perform the primary job func- tions of a position.
A) direct threat
B) mental impairment
C) physical changes to workplace and/or equipment
D) major life activities
E) qualified individual with a disability
F) reasonable accommodation
G) sitting
H) undue hardship
I) essential functions of the job
J) The Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q10: Any request for a reasonable accommodation must
Q11: Matching<br>-Any modification or adjustment to the job
Q12: Matching<br>-An example of a major life activity.<br>A)direct
Q13: An employer has the discretion to choose
Q14: The fact that an employee has a
Q15: Matching<br>-A significant risk of substantial harm to
Q16: The ADA prohibits discrimination because of the
Q17: Matching<br>-Any accommodation that would be unduly costly,
Q18: An employer 's knowledge of the employee's
Q20: Matching<br>-The fundamental job duties of a position,