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Illustrative demonstration — Thistlewood Workforce Partners and its candidate are fictional, invented for this page. The console below is the real, live Rosterline℠ guide — unedited, unmodified, the same file a real client would use. Nothing about the console itself is staged.
Rosterline℠

One fictional interview. The real console.

Below is a fictional candidate interview that veers into medical territory — and then the actual, live Rosterline℠ console, handling exactly that situation, in real time.

The Setup — Fictional
Thistlewood Workforce Partners, Pre-Hire Screening

The recruiter: mid-interview with a candidate who volunteers, unprompted, that she's been dealing with ongoing health issues — nothing job-related, just said in passing. The recruiter has to decide, in real time, how to respond without ever asking a disability-related follow-up.

This is the moment Rosterline℠ is built for — not a training scenario, but the actual live decision a recruiter has to make mid-conversation, with real ADA exposure attached to getting it right.

RecruiterThistlewood staff, fictional
SituationUnprompted medical disclosure, mid-interview
EmployerThistlewood Workforce Partners (fictional)
Thistlewood Workforce Partners and this candidate are fictional and illustrative only. What's happening on the right — the console, the steps, the citations, the escalation path — is real, live, and unmodified from the actual Rosterline℠ guide.
Rosterline℠ Console — R-04, Interview Question Veers Into Medical or Disability Territory
Live, unmodified guide file
This is the same rosterline-demo.html console linked from the Demo Center — nothing here is a separate copy or a mockup.
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This is one of six.

Rosterline℠'s real, built console covers six situations — background check flags, criminal history disclosures, work authorization verification, salary questions, and federal-contractor disability self-ID, all built the same way, all grounded in six distinct legal frameworks.