Keep records and follow up
A General Process for Managers: Keep records and follow up
5. Keep records and follow up
Managers should respect the dignity and privacy of the person being accommodated. Communication with others should be limited to those who need to know and to what they need to know.
- Records should document the entire process and be kept private and confidential
- Regularly follow up with the individual and modify the accommodation as needed and when an employee’s circumstances change
- Document any changes and provide pertinent information to the organizational contact (if applicable) on a timely basis, respecting privacy and confidentiality
- Integrate accommodation needs into future human resources and business planning
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Documenting the accommodation process
Documenting the accommodation process may help demonstrate that the duty to accommodate has been fulfilled. The employer should be able to document the process that was followed to consider and act on the employee’s request for accommodation, including accommodation provided on an informal basis.
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