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Re:Amazon Confirms Plans for Store Under New Grocery Brand by nabilhat on Monday November 11, 2019 @10:01PM (#21511176)
"...without reasonable accommodation" suggests Amazon has moved beyond testing regulatory constraints, to openly challenging them. I'm someone who always reaches for Hanlon's Razor first, but I can't see how any business with more than a few hundred employees could be so brazenly ignorant and naive as to willfully assume the liability of literally quoting ADA's "reasonable accommodation" in a job ad as something they're intentionally planning to not care about complying with.
Re:Amazon Confirms Plans for Store Under New Grocery Brand by morpheuskafka on Monday November 11, 2019 @10:26PM (#21511286)
The "with or without" phrasing is standard and means that employees can have reasonable accommodations if they need to aid them in their job, but that the requirement is a core function and it will not be considered reasonable to modify the requirement itself. This is standard in all job ads.
Re:Amazon Confirms Plans for Store Under New Grocery Brand by carty76ers on Tuesday November 12, 2019 @09:03AM (#21514117)
This is standard text I’ve seen in hundreds of IT support job ads too. Nothing nefarious.
Re:Amazon Confirms Plans for Store Under New Grocery Brand by koenigdavidmj on Monday November 11, 2019 @10:02PM (#21511189)
It says “with or without”.