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They could do it: in writing for example in a letter or email. in a meeting with their manager or employer find out more about having a meeting about reasonable adjustments. through a formal process, if the organisation has a process set up for requesting reasonable adjustments.
How to Ask for Accommodations and Supports Theres no formula for requesting an accommodation or support. Instead, think of a continuum ranging from a casual to formal requests. Often, its possible to ask for a minor change in a situation without disclosing your disability (if you prefer not to).
When you make your request, you need to let your employer know that you need an accommodation because of a medical condition. Otherwise, your employer may not know that you are requesting an accommodation under the ADA. Also, if you know what accommodations you need, you should let the employer know.
A reasonable accommodation is a change, exception, or adjustment to a rule, policy, practice, or service. A reasonable modification is a change to the structure of a housing development or dwelling.
Write down precisely what job-related limitations your condition imposes and note how they can be overcome by accommodations. Identify potential accommodations and assess how effective each would be in allowing you to perform the job. Document all aspects of the accommodation--including cost and availability.

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When Can an Accommodation Request Be Denied? Employers can only deny an accommodation to people with disabilities if it is unreasonable and would cause undue hardship to the business. Undue hardship does not mean that the employer should not have to pay for the accommodations.
For example: providing extra or adapted equipment, such as chairs, computer software and phones. providing emails and documents in an accessible format. giving one-to-one support, for example to help someone prioritise their work. providing other specialist support, for example a sign language interpreter.

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