Workplace discrimination and the perception of disability

"This article documents the employment discrimination experienced by Americans 'regarded as' disabled (but not medically verified as such), using the Integrated Mission System of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Claimants who were perceived as disabled, as cont...

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Arbitration
Attitudes toward Disabilities
Behinderter
Behinderung
Disabilities
Disability Discrimination
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Employment Potential
Employment Practices
Employment Statistics
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Individual Characteristics
Institutional Characteristics
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Personalauswahl
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USA
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Wahrnehmung
Work Environment
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