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Reasonable Accommodation for Disability

Meaning

Reasonable accommodation for disability refers to the clinically appropriate and non-undue burden adjustments made to a work environment, policy, or practice to enable an individual with a physical or mental impairment, including those rooted in severe endocrine disorders, to perform the essential functions of their job. In the context of hormonal health, this may involve modifications addressing chronic fatigue, cognitive fog, or necessary treatment schedules. This concept ensures equitable participation and adherence to treatment protocols.