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InstituteGovernment contractsGovernment ContractsUSAHR ManagementEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaHuman ResourcesIn Depth (Level 3)
Rehabilitation Act, Section 503
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- Under Section 503, covered employers with federal contracts or subcontracts must take steps to employ qualified individuals with disabilities.
Under Section 503 and its implementing regulations, covered employers with federal contracts or subcontracts must take affirmative steps to employ qualified individuals with disabilities, including recruitment, hiring, rates of pay, upgrading, and selection for training. All covered contractors and subcontractors must also include a specific equal opportunity clause in each of their nonexempt contracts and subcontracts.
In addition, covered federal contractors and subcontractors must make reasonable accommodations for the known physical or mental limitations of qualified individuals with disabilities, unless providing an accommodation would create an undue hardship. Furthermore, covered contractors and subcontractors are required to take all necessary actions to ensure that no one attempts to intimidate or discriminate against any individual for filing a complaint or participating in a proceeding under Section 503.
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Rehabilitation Act, Section 503
InstituteGovernment contractsGovernment ContractsUSAHR ManagementEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaHuman ResourcesIn Depth (Level 3)
['Government contracts']

- Under Section 503, covered employers with federal contracts or subcontracts must take steps to employ qualified individuals with disabilities.
Under Section 503 and its implementing regulations, covered employers with federal contracts or subcontracts must take affirmative steps to employ qualified individuals with disabilities, including recruitment, hiring, rates of pay, upgrading, and selection for training. All covered contractors and subcontractors must also include a specific equal opportunity clause in each of their nonexempt contracts and subcontracts.
In addition, covered federal contractors and subcontractors must make reasonable accommodations for the known physical or mental limitations of qualified individuals with disabilities, unless providing an accommodation would create an undue hardship. Furthermore, covered contractors and subcontractors are required to take all necessary actions to ensure that no one attempts to intimidate or discriminate against any individual for filing a complaint or participating in a proceeding under Section 503.
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