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Library of Situations and Solutions. JAN offers a variety of situations and solutions on AskJAN.org. Check out the A to Z By Topic pages and learn more about how and where to find out more information on a topic that interests you. Some of the more popular scenarios are found under Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act, Association with a Person with a Disability, Medical Exams and inquiries, Third-Party Vendors, Online Applications, and Disability Management.
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SF-256 Revisions. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released a joint memorandum with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) highlighting revisions to OPM's SF-256 Self-Identification of Disability Form. The revised SF-256 assists federal agencies in increasing the employment of people with disabilities and particularly employees with targeted or severe disabilities. The revisions make it easier for employees with disabilities to self-identify during on-boarding or when their disability status changes during their career. Learn more about the revisions and additional resources from the EEOC/OPM memorandum.
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Assistive Technology Basics
Feeling overwhelmed by assistive technology? You are not alone. JAN takes thousands of calls every year involving employees with assistive technology needs. With so many options, knowing where to start...