Nuts & Bolts of Reasonable Accommodation

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Course Summary

Attendees will learn about the essentials of Disability Law and the Reasonable Accommodation process, including the legal definitions of “individual with a disability,” “qualified individual with a disability,” “essential functions,” and other key terms. Attendees will also learn about different types of claims that can be raised under a theory of disability discrimination, and best practices agencies need to know to effectively respond to requests for reasonable accommodations. The course also outlines ways to effectively accommodate mental disabilities in the workplace, and how to address performance and conduct issues where the employee has requested or has a reasonable accommodation. We will also focus on the most often-requested accommodations, leave and telework, as well as what obligations agencies have and best practices for responding to those requests. Attendees will learn about the circumstances when medical documentation is needed to respond to reasonable accommodation requests,, and the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of employees’ medical information. This course is ideal for Agency civil rights staff, EEO and Human Resources staff, reasonable accommodation coordinators, Agency legal representatives or other individuals responsible for defending the Agency, as well as Union stewards who advise and represent bargaining unit employees.

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