Proving Discrimination

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Both the ADA and FEHA require employees to prove that they’re “qualified individuals” and can perform the essential job duties before they can establish discrimination — it’s not on the employer to establish that the employee isn’t qualified.1

A “qualified individual” is an applicant or employee who has the position’s required skills, experience, education or other job-related requirements, and who can perform the position’s essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation.2

Employers must defend their actions only after their employees can prove themselves qualified. Employees can’t show that an employer has done anything wrong until they can show

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