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Public Employees
Who Make Statements as Part of Their Official Job Duties Are Not Protected
by the First Amendment and Not Immune From Discipline. Employers Have a Duty to Provide Reasonable Accommodations to Employees "Regarded As" Disabled, Even if Not Actually Disabled.
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