Reasonable Adjustment definition

Reasonable Adjustment means an adjustment to the means by which you undertake Contract Work to enable a Client who has a disability, to explain their problem and understand and act on your advice which complies with the requirements of the Equality Act 2010;

Reasonable Adjustment means the steps taken to assist a student with a Special Need. This may be due to a temporary or permanent injury, illness, disability or learning requirement.

Reasonable Adjustment means any modification or adjustment to a job or working environment that enables a targeted citizen to have access to, participate or advance in employment;

Examples of Reasonable Adjustment in a sentence

• Please read the Reasonable Adjustment to Assessment Arrangements policy, available on Signature website.

• They may also consider amendments to an agreed date within a Reasonable Adjustment Plan (RAP) already granted (subject to the provision of additional evidence).

• F4.3 Reasonable Adjustment Plans are not retrospective and do not allow for work already submitted and assessed to be reconsidered.

• F4.6 Where a student is the main carer for an individual with disabilities which require high levels of personal support/care, or where a student is caring/supporting an individual with a chronic/life limiting illness, a student may apply for a Reasonable Adjustment by Proxy.

• F4.4 Reasonable Adjustment Plans are defined for one academic year from September to August.

• F4.2 A Reasonable Adjustment Plan (RAP) is a formal, negotiated agreement designed to support a student with an unstable / degenerative, chronic physical or mental health condition.Reasonable Adjustments Plans are a planned way of supporting and assisting students with ongoing health issues and empowering them to complete their studies as far as possible.

• E9.18 Students with agreed Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) or Reasonable Adjustment Plans (RAPs) cannot submit late, that is beyond the dates agreed in their plans.

• F2.9 If a student presents significant Mitigating Circumstances a recommendation may be made and approved by the Mitigating Circumstances Board of an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) or Reasonable Adjustment Plan (RAP) to be agreed by the Programme Leader and student concerned.

• F2.21 If a student presents significant Mitigating Circumstances a recommendation may be made and approved by the Mitigating Circumstances Board of an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) or Reasonable Adjustment Plan (RAP) to be agreed by the Programme Leader and student concerned.

• For this reason, centres must contact NOCN as soon as the need has been identified for modified assessment materials with their Reasonable Adjustment application.

More Definitions of Reasonable Adjustment

Reasonable Adjustment means changing some feature of the work or learning environment so that a person with a disability can operate effectively.