Legislation and Other Legal Issues Relevant in Choosing to Partner with a Service Dog in the Workplace.

Objective. Decisions to use a service dog for employment impacts more than just the workplace. It extends into housing, transportation, and public access. Findings from an exploratory study of the use of service dogs in the workplace revealed a need for clarification and dissemination of relevant la...

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Publicado en:Journal of Rehabilitation Vol. 83; no. 2; pp. 17 - 27
Autores principales: Glenn, Margaret K., Foreman, Anne M., Wirth, Oliver, Shahan, Katie M., Meade, Barbara J., Thorne, Kendra L.
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Publicado: National Rehabilitation Association Apr-Jun2017
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          Glenn, Margaret K.
          Foreman, Anne M.
          Wirth, Oliver
          Shahan, Katie M.
          Meade, Barbara J.
          Thorne, Kendra L.
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          West Virginia University
          National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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        United States
        Housing laws
        Labor laws
        Government agencies
        Employment
        Transportation
        Work environment
        Service animals
        Government regulation
        Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
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          Work environment
          Service animals
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      ab: Objective. Decisions to use a service dog for employment impacts more than just the workplace. It extends into housing, transportation, and public access. Findings from an exploratory study of the use of service dogs in the workplace revealed a need for clarification and dissemination of relevant laws and resulting regulations associated with living and working with a service dog (Glenn, 2013). This investigation sought to respond with a review of legislation and case law that may impact a person's ability to live and work independently with a service dog. Method. A search of the regulations and case law in the United States related to the use of a service dog in various environments was conducted, focusing on examples of legal precedents that have arisen at the federal, state and local levels. Results. Federal law and resulting regulations, as well as local and state case law, were presented for Disability Support and Accommodation: service animal definitions, use of service animals in different environments to include housing, public access, transportation, and employment, rights to privacy, and responsibility to maintain control of the dog. Conclusions. Two themes needing attention emerged: (1) discrepant interpretations of service animal in the law and by the general population and (2) among service dog handlers and allies there exists a lack of accurate information and ability to inform others of their rights, the laws and associated requirements relatec to service dog teams.
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