A little holiday present for my readers

December 21, 2016 | by Eric B. Meyer

Blogger Claus — that’s me, I’m the non-denominational, workplace-friendly Blogger Claus — wants to reward his good readers with some holiday cheer.

(The bad readers get two EEOC Charges and will be fed to Krampus).

So, here’s what I have. It’s your choice of any one of the following (as long as it’s not 1 or 2):

Tesla Model S P100D – Ludicrous mode
My eternal love
A copy of the ADA: Reasonable Accommodations and the Interactive Process slide deck I used for my presentation yesterday at the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (SEPA SHRM).

If you want the slide deck, email me and it’s yours.

Note: all requests for 1 or 2 will be filed in the same manner as yesterday’s blog post.

Image Credit: Jeremy from Sydney, Australia – Tesla Model S P90D, CC BY 2.0, Link

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