You notice that Tyrese's application for work has many misspelled words. He is seeking a machine operator position. Spelling is not designated as a work requirement on the job description. You believe he will be unable to complete the productivity and maintenance log. You don't call him for interview.
Cynthia "passes" the job interview, and except for that wheelchair, you would have offered her a job on the spot. The bank counter is approximately 4 feet high. You're embarassed about your worries, but you tell Cynthia you're sorry that you cannot hire her.
Cynthia attends an interview with you, for a bank teller position. She uses a wheelchair for mobility. During the interview, you share the job description for the teller job and ask "Are you able to perform the essential functions of the job, with or without an accommodation?"
Monica is blind and uses a guide dog. Jane decides not to offer her a job because several people in the company are allergic to canines.
An employer allows Juan to begin his fourth day of work without completing the I-9 because of a midnight deadline on a large contract.
Janine has been addicted to heroine. She is clean and attends a methadone clinic once a week for testing and medication. You are aware of this because a rehabilitation agency that helps people look for jobs contacted you about hiring Janine. Your company performs drug testing on all candidates. You send Janine for a drug test before her second interview.
During the interview, you ask Tyrese if he has a learning disability
Tyrese stops by the company front desk. He asks to see you about his application. You see that he is well kept, is a good communicator and like his drive to check back in. You bring him back immediately for an interview.
You're concerned that Janine's drug use will impact her attendance, especially her use of sick time. You send Janine for a comprehensive medical exam right after the drug test.
Because Serena is worried about customers understanding Roger's speech, she asks him to model two telephone calls with her.
Roger had a stroke 18 months ago. He has some droop in the right side of his face and his right arm and leg cause him some challenges. He is able to write and walk, but may do so more slowly than other people. Serena is interviewing Roger for a customer service job in a telephonic call center. One of the requirements is keyboarding at 35 wpm. As with all candidates, she gives Roger a typing test.
