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Ask how an applicant will perform a job, with or without accommodation
Ask how an applicant will perform a job, with or without accommodation
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No. Employers may only ask employees if they are able to perform the essential functions of the job, with or without reasonable accommodation. Any questions about pregnancy are against equal employment and ADA laws.
The difference between direct and indirect supervisor is the presence of the supervisor. Direct supervision means a supervisor is psychically present. Indirect supervision means doing work without the physical presence of the supervisor.
A bill of exchange that a third party guarantees without compensation. That is, the third party provides the guarantee as a favor. This reduces the risk to the bill of exchange. It is also called an accommodation note, accommodation paper, or a windbill.
A bill of exchange that a third party guarantees without compensation. That is, the third party provides the guarantee as a favor. This reduces the risk to the bill of exchange. It is also called an accommodation note, accommodation paper, or a windbill.
Yes.
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Not possible as the applicant is a minor.
Just because it's in the form of a question doesn't mean you should ask it here. If you can't figure out what the answer to that is, you don't deserve to be hired. On the off chance you don't understand the words: they're asking "Can you do the job without us buying expensive special equipment? If you can't do it by yourself, what would you need in order to be able to do it?" So, if you want to be a librarian, and the job requires you to re-shelve books on a shelf that's 8' high and you're 4'6", the "accomodation" you need is a short ladder to stand on.