Request for Reasonable Adustments to employerr
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Hi and welcome.It depends what difficulties you have at work but you need to speak to your employer about this. Some information here in the links. https://www.scope.org.uk/advice-and-support/flexible-part-time-working/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwoKzsBRC5ARIsAITcwXEP-R5TI0J2VPs4nA_5xQD9WkbjXd4ovM-UKd-T6YNlXeUsZBvpsF0aApCLEALw_wcB
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Hello @lbcmac
Examples of reasonable adjustments include:
A lowered desk for small workers
A work coach
A spellchecker or dictionary for those with dyslexia
A calculator for those who have poor numeracy skills
A wheelchair accessible building for those who need to use a wheelchair
A change in mindset for employers
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Hi @lbcmac and a warm welcome to the community!
@poppy123456 has given some great advice about reasonable adjustment within the workplace, here is some other articles you might find helpful:- Reasonable Adjustment
- Access to Work grant scheme
- Flexible working
- Asking for adjustments when you become disabled
- If your employer rejects adjustments
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