disability accommodation
Workplace accessibility modification
A disability accommodation is a modification or adjustment that enables a person with a disability to participate in work, education, or public life.
Employers might provide screen readers, flexible schedules, or wheelchair-accessible workspaces.
Schools offer extended test time or note-taking services.
She requested a disability accommodation for her chronic fatigue syndrome.
The term often appears in legal and HR contexts, where institutions must provide reasonable accommodations under anti-discrimination laws.
- rampsInclined connecting surfaces
- curb cutsSloped sidewalk transitions
- accessible parkingReserved spaces for disabled drivers
- flexible schedulesAdjustable work timing arrangements
- note takerOne who records information
elevators · service animals · screen readers · ergonomic furniture · automatic doors · closed captioning · hearing aids · cane · sign language interpreters · accessible restrooms · walker · tutoring services · mobility aids · personal assistants · job coach · grab bars · assistive technology · quiet room
- labor lawlabor code, labor law, labor laws, labor standards, labour law
- prisoner rightslegal counsel, medical care, fair trial, humane treatment, visitation
- hiringhiring, job, interview, resume, application
- senior intimacyintimacy, sexual health, senior dating, emotional intimacy, sexual wellness
disability accommodationexclusion
Being barred from participation
inaccessibility · barrier · discrimination · ableism · segregation
disability accommodationcharity
Voluntary aid for others
paternalism · special treatment · pity · handout · benevolence
disability accommodationunfair advantage
Unearned competitive benefit
preferential treatment · coddling · reverse discrimination · favoritism · indulgence
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