SECTION II. ACCOMMODATION REQUESTED



Yes No



Yes No


ACCOMMODATION REQUEST

Yes No



Assistive Technology
Alternative Work Schedule
Ergonomic Equipment
Service (e.g., SLI, reader, note taker)
Telework
Workspace Modification
Other
Not Sure

SECTION III. REASON FOR REQUEST







Yes No




SECTION IV. OTHER






Important Note:

Employers may mistakenly discontinue the interactive process when an employee requests an accommodation that is not effective, would be too difficult, or is not legally required. However, the interactive process is an ongoing dialogue between the employer and employee that aims to remove barriers so that employees can perform their jobs with accommodations. If an employer doesn't continue the process, they may be violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Courts will rule against the party that prevents the process from continuing, and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) also prefers to see employers actively engaged. The state may also require employers to participate in the process in good faith and in a timely manner.

My Plan for Thomas Coates

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SECTION II. ACCOMMODATION REQUESTED



Yes No



Yes No


ACCOMMODATION REQUEST

Yes No



Assistive Technology
Alternative Work Schedule
Ergonomic Equipment
Service (e.g., SLI, reader, note taker)
Telework
Workspace Modification
Other
Not Sure

SECTION III. REASON FOR REQUEST







Yes No




SECTION IV. OTHER






Important Note:

Employers may mistakenly discontinue the interactive process when an employee requests an accommodation that is not effective, would be too difficult, or is not legally required. However, the interactive process is an ongoing dialogue between the employer and employee that aims to remove barriers so that employees can perform their jobs with accommodations. If an employer doesn't continue the process, they may be violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Courts will rule against the party that prevents the process from continuing, and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) also prefers to see employers actively engaged. The state may also require employers to participate in the process in good faith and in a timely manner.

My Plan for Thomas Coates

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