More and more employers are requiring their staff to return to the office on a full time or hybrid basis. However, some disabled employees will find it difficult to comply with such a change to their working practices. If you are disabled and being adversely affected through working at the office, you might consider making a request for a reasonable adjustment.
We are often contacted by disabled clients who have sought reasonable adjustments from their employer to support them at work. Unfortunately, for many clients, their employers have refused to make those adjustments leaving them in difficulty. Read on for more information.
We often receive calls from clients who have been notified of a disciplinary hearing at work and, understandably, are feeling stressed and anxious. As such, they would like their mum, dad, sibling, wife, husband, partner, grandparent, auntie, uncle etc to attend with them. Please read on to find out more.
We often receive enquiries from disabled employees asking about their rights at work and, in particular, what reasonable adjustments their employer is obliged to provide. We hope the information on our website is helpful, but nothing is better than discussing your situation with a fully qualified disability discrimination solicitor. If you would like a no obligation, free consultation, please use the contact form, engage in a web chat, email contactus@lincslaw.com or call us on 01522 440512
We often receive enquiries from disabled employees asking about their rights at work and, in particular, what reasonable adjustments their employer is obliged to provide. We hope the information on our website is helpful, but nothing is better than discussing your situation with a fully qualified disability discrimination solicitor. If you would like a no obligation, free consultation, please use the contact form, engage in a web chat, email contactus@lincslaw.com or call us on 01522 440512
I receive many enquiries from disabled employees asking about their rights at work and what reasonable adjustments their employer is obliged to provide. In this post, I set out some guidance for any disabled employee seeking reasonable adjustments at work.