Video

  • 15 minutes

Scope of the Anxiety, Stress and PTSD Issues and the Workplace Impact

 

Anxiety disorders – most common mental illness in the U.S.

For many years after the ADA was first passed there was an issue as to what constituted a disability and whether anxiety disorders, depression and the like constituted a disability under the ADA. The ADA was amended in 2008 to greatly expand the definition of disability and to treat a lot of conditions as disabilities under the ADA where questions had been raised before. We can assume that a huge percentage of anxiety disorders, PTSD, depression and related conditions are covered disabilities under the ADA. The courts and the EEOC acknowledge that these disorders are covered. This video reviews issues that employers may face and the scope of ADA protection.

Runtime: 14 minutes

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Faculty

Kathleen M. Williams

Kathleen M. Williams

Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.

  • Member of the firm in the health care & life sciences and employment, labor & workforce management practices, Washington, DC, office of Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.
  • Represents clients with regard to employment matters, including advice and counsel, compliance, investigations, and litigation
  • Advising clients on and litigating employment, discrimination, harassment, disabilities, noncompete, wage and hour, and general litigation matters in state and federal courts, arbitrations, and administrative agencies
  • Represents clients in investigating and defending whistle-blower and whistle-blower retaliation claims
  • Provides advice and counsel on a range of employment issues, including negotiating employment agreements and severance agreements, employment issues related to acquisitions and mergers, reductions in force, and defending claims arising from those actions
  • Provides advice and counsel on affirmative action plans, and defending such plans in investigations by the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs and state and local agencies
  • Provides advice and counsel with regard to the development of policies
  • Investigates complaints and potential complaints
  • Provides advice and counsel to boards
  • Member, American Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section; American Health Lawyers Association; District of Columbia Bar Association; Society for Human Resource Management
  • J.D. degree, The George Washington University Law School; B.A. degree, University of Pennsylvania

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