Two in five disabled people are not getting enough help from their employer, new research has found.
If you have a health condition or disability, or your employer is legally obligated to provide you with additional support at work – known as “reasonable adjustments”. These reasonable adjustments vary but may include specialist equipment or special arrangements around how their working day is organised – for example, someone with chronic back problems may have rest time scheduled into their timetable, or the flexibility to take time off when needed.
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