(Illustration) Dog Working.jpgBy Colleen M. Regan and Geoffrey C. Westbrook

Back in December 2012, the Fair Employment and Housing Commission (as it was then known) issued regulations greatly expanding protections to disabled job applicants and workers in California. The regulations require employers with five or more employees to permit “Assistive Animals” as a form of reasonable accommodation. These creatures include not only
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