District Of Columbia § 1-607.02 - Special provisions for persons with physical or developmental disabilities.
Full text of District Of Columbia D.C. Code § 1-607.02 — Special provisions for persons with physical or developmental disabilities., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 1-607.02. Special provisions for persons with physical or developmental disabilities.
1-607.02The Mayor may develop rules and regulations which authorize the inquiry into bona fide job-related qualifications which may affect persons with physical or developmental disabilities, prior to appointing such individuals under the authority of . Persons with physical or developmental disabilities who apply for positions under the authority of subchapters VIII and VIII-A of this chapter may be examined to assure that their level of skills is sufficient to meet minimal job qualifications.
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