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> I’m sure that the NC A&T event was just so Hooli could check some “diversity recruitment” box. Amusingly, that's exactly what the "interactive" ADA process i
by lnanek2 6y ago
> I’m sure that the NC A&T event was just so Hooli could check some “diversity recruitment” box.
Amusingly, that's exactly what the "interactive" ADA process is at my workplace - just a check box. I submitted a request with medical diagnosis and links to several third party expert recommended accommodations for it, an HR rep booked a meeting with me, told me in the first sentence that I'm requesting an accommodation I didn't request, and that she's denying it, then the meeting ends, and she writes up an email lying saying I requested something I did't and that they rejected it. All appeals are just met with the claim that I didn't state what accommodation I want clearly, even though I sent links ahead of time to reputable sites listing them.
Never realized that's what it must feel like as a minority to get brushed off and ignored due to who you are.
- aspenmayer 6y agoStop posting about this online, get a lawyer, and sue. Discrimination against medical conditions is against the FMLA. Otherwise what kind of accommodation did you need? https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fmla https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fmla
- yardie 6y agoThat's how racism and sexism tends to get brushed over. You report it, the other party opposes, HR (trying to avoid a scandal) tries to convince you you didn't see what you saw. And then your character is compared to the other person to see ranks higher. If you don't have enough character points the blame is somehow put on you.