Ralph Is Wheelchair-Bound

question 138

Multiple Choice

Ralph is wheelchair-bound.After a construction injury,he attended vocational school and was trained to be a telemarketer.He has an interview for a telephone marketing position for which he is fully qualified.When he arrives,he realizes that the interview office is located on the third floor of a building without an elevator.He calls and explains his problem,but the interviewer refuses to change the appointment or location.Has management made a decision that makes the firm legally liable for discrimination under the ADA?

• A) No, because Ralph cannot get to the job location.
• B) Yes, because being wheelchair-bound disqualifies Ralph from the job.
• C) No, because the employer didn't know Ralph was disabled when scheduling the interview.
• D) Yes, because the employer is required to accommodate Ralph for the employment interview.

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Identify unused capacity cost and its implications on financial statements.

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