Charter to Keep Facing Suit Challenging Work-From-Home Policy
Judge Geoffrey W. Crawford's ruling emphasizes that there are genuine issues of material fact in the lawsuit against Charter Communications regarding reasonable accommodation for disabled employees.
Nyle DiMarco co-directs documentary on Deaf Rights Movement
The protests at Gallaudet University in 1988 led to the appointment of the first Deaf president, highlighting a pivotal civil rights movement for the Deaf community.
Justice department removes disability guidelines for US businesses
The Department of Justice removed 11 guidelines related to the ADA, citing they were unnecessary and outdated, potentially streamlining compliance for businesses.
Yelp's Newest Features Help People With Disabilities Find Accessible Businesses
Yelp enhances accessibility search features to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities, reflecting a growing demand for inclusive business practices.