Employers seeking information about potential reasonable accommodations, and tips on the interactive process, can turn to the newly updated Job Accommodation Network (JAN) Toolkit.

The Department of Labor provides funding for JAN as a free, comprehensive, online resource to assist businesses in complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). According to the website, the Toolkit “provides resources to support organizational efforts to accommodate applicants, candidates, and employees with disabilities; to train those serving in roles critical to managing disability; and to promote disability inclusion throughout the workplace.”

Earlier this week, Epstein Becker Green hosted our Annual Workforce Management Briefing, including a panel discussion relating to reasonable accommodations. We were joined by Jeanne Goldberg, from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Learn more about the Briefing and access presentation materials here.

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