Pregnancy discrimination, disability and the ADA

Date: Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Time: 2:00 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. EST


Cost: Free

Format: Webinar


Where: Online/Web-based


Sponsored By:

ADA Legal Webinar Series from ADA National Network

Description:

Are pregnant women considered disabled under the ADA? What laws protect women who are pregnant or who have recently given birth from discrimination? Are employers obligated to provide leave to women who are pregnant, or provide other types of workplace accommodations? This webcast will answer all those questions and more, as attorney J. Aaron McCullough facilitates a discussion with law professor Jeannette Cox, and Martin Ebel of the EEOC on pregnancy discrimination in employment, disability, the related law, and recent litigation.

Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions during the webcast but are encouraged to email questions for webinar to J. Aaron McCullough in advance.

Speakers

  • Jeannette Cox
    Attorney and Professor
    University of Dayton School of Law
  • Martin Ebel
    Deputy Director
    Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
  • Aaron McCullough
    Attorney
    ADA Consult Services

Continuing Education Recognition

  • UI CEU


Registration:

Deadline to Register - July 17, 2012

Complete the registration process for ADA Legal Webinar Series (ada-audio.org/Webinar/ADALegal/register.php)



Contact For More Information:

Great Lakes ADA Center
Phone: 877-232-1990 (v/tty) or 312-413-1407 (v/tty)
Email: adata@adagreatlakes.org
Fax: 312-413-1856
Web: ADA Online Learning - ADA Legal Webinar Series
(ada-audio.org/Webinar/ADALegal/)

ADA National Network
Phone: 800-949-4232 (v/tty)

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