| Has any Fed had reasonable accommodations approved since Jan 20, 2025? If so, will you please share for which general conditions? Thanks. |
| I’m still waiting on mine. Multiple mental heath conditions that require sleep hygiene and medications not compatible with daily 4 hours spent commuting. |
| a colleague with cancer applied for recovery after their surgery and was denied. 🤷🏻♀️ |
OMG |
| Probably just still processing. Our agency (midsize) got a number of requests equivalent to 10% of our total staff. |
How long can they take? Pretty sure they must still be processed within 20 business days. |
| We were told there was a huge backlog...months long waits but you could have the accomodations until denied. |
If you're still waiting, I think that's a no, dawg |
| A number of attorneys at my office are trying to claim reasonable accommodation in order to avoid RTO because they bought houses so far away. |
I’m guessing agencies are going to get flooded with requests based on mental health conditions. They will all get denied. |
| Instead of 1 boy crying wolf it’s 20% of them. Very unfortunate for those that really need accommodations. |
Well, the ADA doesn’t just disappear because Elon Musk says so. People have rights! |
why do you live so far away? I say this as I got a pied a tier across the street from my office when I had a very long round trip commute. Actually was relaxing. Even more so than WFH. Had best of both worlds. |
| Would a reasonable accommodation help to avoid a RIF? This is for a group that hasn’t yet returned. It would be a legitimate RA for a physical disability that developed this year. Lots of legit medical documentation. |
I believe you that your mental health isn’t compatible with commuting 4 hours but I hope you didn’t say “sleep hygiene” in your request. I also suspect you will get denied because living 2 hours away from the office is a choice. No one’s mental health is compatible with 4 hours of commuting. But I hope it works out for you! |