There’s some good news when it comes to disability inclusion at work: employees today are mostly open to disclosing their condition, new research shows. But when it comes to requesting accommodation ...

“Enable: The Disability Podcast” is a new podcast featuring stories of amazing people with disabilities and different abilities. In our latest episode, Darelyn Pazdel of PRIDE Industries speaks about ...

The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in favor of an Ohio woman who says she faced workplace discrimination for being heterosexual. The ruling may result in more lawsuits against employers by ...

“Enable: The Disability Podcast” hosted a panel discussion at the Community at Work Job Fair featuring tips for getting hired, disability rights, SSI and SSDI benefits, AI in resume screening, job ...

“Enable: The Disability Podcast” hosted a panel discussion at the Community at Work Job Fair featuring tips for getting hired, disability rights, SSI and SSDI benefits, AI in resume screening, job ...

Kauffman Road will be closed in Fairborn and Bath Township from 8 a.m. to noon for soil borings, according to the Greene County Engineer’s Office. The closure is necessary for Geo Consultants Corp to ...

Dear Abby: I enjoy your column and read it often. I feel compelled to comment on the letter from “Regretful in the Midwest” (June 11). I feel you didn’t go far enough in regard to that letter from the ...

An Oakland, Calif., grocery store displays a sign notifying shoppers that it accepts electronic benefit transfer cards used by state welfare departments to issue food assistance benefits. States are ...

ST. LOUIS — A former major with the city's corrections department says she was demoted after taking workers compensation and raising concerns about health and safety at the jail. Post-Dispatch ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Richmond-based nonprofit United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), which is federally contracted to oversee organ transplants in the U.S., has furloughed 90 employees due to the ...

A Florida judge ruled that convicted double murderer Marcelle Waldon remains eligible for the death penalty. The ruling found Waldon did not meet the legal criteria for an intellectual disability, ...