New York has issued a revised anti-discrimination poster that includes new language stating that “reasonable accommodations†may be required in places of public accommodation, resort or amusement for persons with disabilities.The new requirement on the mandatory poster is based on a law that went into effect on Jan. 1, 2008. The reasonable accommodation rule for persons with disabilities had previously been established only for the rental, lease or sale of housing, land and commercial space.
The revised notice also includes a change in the list of areas in which discrimination is prohibited. Employment agencies have been added to the list while occupational and executive training has been deleted.
Also, “modifications†has been added to “reasonable accommodations†that may be required for persons with disabilities (at the end of the Housing section of the poster).
An additional type of discrimination has been changed from “genetic predisposition or carrier status†to “predisposing genetic characteristicsâ€.
All of the changes on the anti-discrimination poster have also been made in the Spanish language section, as well as changes in wording for that section.
The revised anti-discrimination notice is included in a New York labor law poster offered by Poster Compliance Center. The poster meets all of the state’s posting requirements for general employers.
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