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All in a Day’s Work: Failure To Make Reasonable Adjustments

All in a Day’s Work: Failure To Make Reasonable Adjustments

In this month’s episode, Jo Boxhall and Alex Harper are following the introduction to disability discrimination by doing a deep-dive into the failure to make reasonable adjustments. They’re looking at what might happen when an employer fails to make adjustments to accommodate for someone with a disability. They also talk about how employers may want to take a more inclusive approach into making adjustments to ensure a welcoming and equal workplace environment for all. 


This reflects the law and market position at the date of publication and is written as a general guide. It does not contain definitive legal advice, which should be sought in relation to a specific matter.

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Jo Boxhall
Solicitor, Employment
0118 907 8364
jo.boxhall@hc.law

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