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Cover your tracks by including job descriptions, or describe the duties of the position
d. If you have no reason to suspect the applicant has a disability, you cannot ask.
e. If you know they have a disability, you can ask what accommodations have to be made
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EEOC questions that should never be asked
a. Anything regarding conditions or diseases of a medical or physical nature
b. Anything regarding hospitalization
c. Anything regarding mental health
d. Taking any prescribed medications
e. Ever filed a worker's compensation claim... Showed next 250 characters
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