Unlike the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) considers

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The ADA considers excessive costs and undue hardships, which means that accommodations for people with disabilities are not required if they would cause significant difficulty or expense to the employer or organization. Unlike the Civil Rights Act, the ADA does not require quotas or consider qualifications and standards, as its focus is on ensuring equal opportunities and accessibility for individuals with disabilities.