Independent Living Research Utilization

El Centro del Suroeste sobre la Ley para Personas con Discapacidades (siglas en Ingles, Southwest ADA Center) proporciona entrenamientos a entidades con obligaciones bajo la ley, así como también para personas con discapacidades y abogados que quieren aprender más acerca sobre sus derechos bajo la ley.

This guide reviews relevant ADA requirements and explains how they govern performance and conduct standards as applied to employees with disabilities. The guide explains when and how performance and conduct standards should be applied and the appropriate role of reasonable accommodation. The guide explains how and when employees should request accommodations to help them meet performance requirements and comply with conduct rules, and how an employer should handle such requests.

We hope that the information provided on this page will be of use – and of interest – to employers. Whether you own a small business or are part of a large corporation, a nonprofit agency, or a government entity, knowing how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) will impact your business on a daily basis, and knowing how to make sure that you are in compliance with the ADA and related disability laws, will help to ensure your success.

Audio Conferencias
La serie de audio conferencias en Español es un proyecto coordinado por Great Lakes ADA & Accessible IT Center, el cual cuenta con la colaboración de los diez Centros Regionales de Asesoría Técnica en Discapacidad e Industria. La Audio conferencia 2005 - 2006 de la Ley para Personas con Discapacidades (ADA), proporciona educación continua sobre las regulaciones y temas relacionados a esta ley.

The Southwest ADA Center works with a number of partners and affiliates to accomplish its mission. All partners and affiliates have in depth experience with disability issues and each has specific areas of expertise ranging from making information technology accessible in educational settings to the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, and other disability legislation.

The Arkansas ADA Roundtable is a coalition of interested people, organizations, agencies, and government entities from around the state. The mission of the Arkansas ADA Roundtable is to promote and advocate for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. This is done through the provision of training, technical assistance, education, and resource provision.