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Record of reasonable adjustments

Most employers know that they have a duty to make reasonable adjustments to prevent a disabled employee from being disadvantaged by any physical feature of the premises or any working practices. But what happens when an employee is moved to a new role and what should the employer do if the employee is off for a reason related to his or her disability?

The Employers’ Forum on Disability has put together a tailored reasonable adjustment agreement for an employee with a disability [subscription only] for XpertHR, which is a record that both employer and employee can refer to when these issues arise. It can also be referred to when an employee returns from a period of absence related to his or her disability. This minimises the potential for conflict and helps employers to operate with more certainty and efficacy.

This agreement is a great addition to XpertHR’s policies and documents on equal opportunities, which already include an equal opportunities policy relating to disability and model questions for application forms relating to reasonable adjustments.

Bar Huberman | |

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