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I don't know if you realize what you've done here. They said accommodate as far as is necessary. Necessary literally means that it is needed. There is a statem
by asveikau 7y ago
I don't know if you realize what you've done here.
They said accommodate as far as is necessary. Necessary literally means that it is needed. There is a statement of correctness built into the word.
And you are objecting that necessary is needed? As in, wait wait a moment here. I think we should do less than necessary.
Arguing where to draw that line is one thing. But as worded, you appear to be advocating below minimum requirements.
- MaxBarraclough 7y agoYou've misread me. The question is as follows: how much accommodation should be made for an employee with a disability? The answer is clearly not As much as is necessary to enable the employment of that person, regardless of the cost or circumstance. pjc50 appeared to be suggesting exactly this answer, hence my reply.
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