The State Department has announced a new policy making it easier for disabled individuals to qualify for Foreign Service positions. The change follows a 2006 lawsuit claiming the department was discriminating against disabled employees. Under the new policy, employees will only have to be cleared to work—with or without accommodations—at the four best-resourced posts. The agreement was approved by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and they will monitor its implementation for the next five years. Read the full story here.
State to End Severe Restrictions on Disabled Individuals Entering Foreign Service
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