Being denied workplace accommodations, known as “reasonable adjustments,” is not just a paperwork issue. It’s personal. It touches your sense of dignity, fairness, and belonging. You may have asked for something simple like flexible start times, a specific chair, software, or the ability to work from home part-time, only to be told it’s “too difficult” or “not possible.” You might feel exhausted, anxious, even betrayed by an employer you hoped would stand by you.

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Today is International Wheelchair Day, a day meant to celebrate mobility and independence.

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Dear Good Morning Britain (and the government), Following your news segment yesterday, I would like you to know that I was not a “school...

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