17. Frierson, J.: Employer's Guide to The American With Disabilities Act. BNA Washington D.C. 1995. p. 317.

18. Code of Practice: Management of Disability-Related Issues in the Workplace. ILO, unpublished.

 

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1. Behney, et al.: Psychiatric Disabilities, Employment and the Americans with Disabilities Act Background Paper, US Office of Technology Assessment, pp. 15-20, 1997; McCarthy,(ed.) "Understanding and Working with Disability Rights Groups," Complete Guide to Employing Persons with Disabilities, Chap.11, 1985.

2. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, www.eeoc.gov/fact.

3. Burgess,et al.: Investing in Workplace Productivity, Innovations in Managing Indirect Mental Health Costs, Washington Business Group on Health & NIMH, 1999. Refer to entire source.

4. National Mental Health Association(NMHA), NMHA Poll Shows Myths & Misunderstanding Still Surround Mental Illness, NMHA News Release, June 5,1999.

5. Ibid.

6. Fitter: "Depression In the Office," Boston Herald, 1995. Originally written by author for Boston Herald. www.well.com/user/fsquared/depress.html National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), "Depression Affects Your Employees," "What Can a Supervisor Do," "The Invisible Disease-Depression," www.nimh.nih.gov , May, 1999.

7. National Institute On Disability & Rehabilitation Research(NIDRR), Strategies to Secure and Maintain Employment for People with long-term Mental Illness, pp. 1-3, Vol XV, (10) 1993.

8. PRS Disability Management, Mental Illness in the Workplace, April, 1999. See web site for more information www.psychdismgmt.com on PRS Disability Management, a leading organization in psychiatric disability management.

9. Cornell University, School of Industrial & Labor Relations, Employing & Accommodating Workers with Psychiatric Disabilities, January 1994; Frierson, Employer's Guide to The Americans With Disabilities Act (2nd Edition), pp. 257-259, 1995.

10. National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI), NAMI Fact Sheet. www.nami.org July, 1999.

11. NIDRR, pp. 3-6.

12. Mathers & Schofield: "The health consequences of unemployment:the evidence," MJA 1998: 168: 178-82 Dooley, et al., "Depression & Unemployment:panel findings from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area study." Amer. J.Comm. Psy., 1994 Dec 22(6): 745-65; Turner, "Economic context and the health effects of unemployment." J HealthSocial Behavior, 36, 1995: 213-229.

13. Linn et al.: "Effects of Unemployment on mental and physical health," Am J Public Health 1985; 75:502-506 cited in Mathers, "The health consequence of unemployment: the evidence," MJA, 1998, p. 3.

14. Jin, R. L. et al.: "The impact of unemployment on health: "A review of the evidence"J. of Public Health Policy, 18 (3), 1997: 275-301.

15. Dooley, et al.:1994.

16. Stoddard, et al.: Chartbook on Work and Disability in the United States, 1998, ppiii-3, US Dept. of Education, NIDRR, for full text see www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/NIDDR/pubs.html.