Jay W Spechler

Reasonable Accommodation

Profitable Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities ACT

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Here are specific benchmark examples of how your company can put to use proven accommodation approaches that will have a positive impact on profitability, quality, and employee and customer relations. Case studies of some of America's leading corporations, including AT&T, Boeing, Federal Express, Bank of America, Digital Equipment, GE, IBM, Motorola, Wausau Insurance, Philip Morris, Texas Instruments, Marriott, Reynolds Metals, Sears, Roebuck, and many more. Key Features model for implementing the ADA; numerous case studies, both businesses and rehabilitation organizations; discussion of AIDS in the workplace; extensive examples and listing of access technologies in the workplace; ADA Supervisor's Guide and disability awareness information.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: CRC Press
• Seitenzahl: 436
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 1996
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 237mm x 30mm x 29mm
• Gewicht: 757g
• ISBN-13: 9781884015946
• ISBN-10: 1884015948
• Artikelnr.: 21532381

Autorenporträt

JayW. Spechler

Inhaltsangabe

A: Placing Data in Context
1: Practical Data Analysis
2: Collaboration in Science
3: Experimental Design
B: Working with Groups of Data
4: Group Summaries
5: Comparing Several Means
6: Multiple Comparisons of Means
C: Sorting out Effects with Data
7: Factorial Designs
8: Balanced Experiments
9: Model Selection
D: Dealing with Imbalance
10: Unbalanced Experiments
11: Missing Cells
12: Linear Models Inference
E: Questioning Assumptions
13: Residual Plots
14: Comparisons with Unequal Variance
15: Getting Free from Assumptions
F: Regressing with Factors
16: Ordered Groups
17: Parallel Lines
18: Multiple Responses
G: Deciding on Fixed or Random Effects
19: Models with Random Effects
20: General Random Models
21: Mixed Effects Models
H: Nesting Experimental Units
22: Nested Designs
23: Split Plot Design
24: General Nested Designs
I: Repeating Measures on Subjects
25: Repeated Measures as Split Plot
26: Adjustments for Correlation
27: Cross-over Design