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HRPD-103 · Версия 1.2

Human Rights Accommodation and Accessible Workplaces

Run an individualized accommodation process that respects dignity, privacy, essential duties and inclusive design.

120 мин.Сертификат включён

Результаты обучения

Recognize accommodation triggers

01

Recognize accommodation triggers

02

Request functional information proportionately

03

Explore and document reasonable options

04

Apply dignity, individualization and undue-hardship analysis

Путь курса

7 модулей. Один практический план действий.

  1. 1

    Recognizing the duty

    An employee does not need to use perfect legal language. Observable circumstances may trigger a need to inquire sensitively.

    17 мин.
  2. 2

    Information and privacy

    HR usually needs reliable information about functional restrictions, prognosis and accommodation needs—not unrestricted access to diagnosis and medical history.

    17 мин.
  3. 3

    The interactive process

    Accommodation is a shared, good-faith process focused on needs, essential duties and practical options.

    17 мин.
  4. 4

    Undue hardship and inclusive design

    The process and the result both matter. Conclusions require evidence, not impressions, inconvenience or coworker resentment.

    17 мин.
  5. 5

    Functional information and privacy

    Request information tied to functional needs while protecting dignity and confidentiality.

    17 мин.
  6. 6

    Accommodation implementation and review

    Turn an individualized arrangement into a clear, reviewable operational plan.

    17 мин.
  7. 7

    Inclusive design and barrier prevention

    Reduce recurring barriers through better defaults while preserving individualized accommodation.

    18 мин.

Регуляторный контекст

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