Evidence record

Reasonable adjustments at work

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Source record

Acas, Reasonable adjustments at work, updated 30 January 2025.

Open source

Claims this source bears on

Acas guidance for Great Britain says employers should consider reasonable adjustments for disabled workers and job applicants, with what is reasonable depending on the circumstances.

Claim reference: acas-reasonable-adjustments#acas-adjustments-guidance · Confidence: high · Evidence role: supportive

Finding used here: Acas guidance for Great Britain describes employers considering reasonable adjustments for disabled workers and job applicants and explains that what is reasonable depends on the circumstances.

Population/context: Workers, job applicants and employers in England, Scotland and Wales using Acas employment guidance.

Method: Authoritative workplace-relations guidance rather than personalised legal advice or an effectiveness study.

Evidence limitations
  • Whether an adjustment is legally required or reasonable in an individual case depends on facts and applicable law; Northern Ireland uses a separate employment-relations system.
Claim uncertainty
  • The guidance cannot determine whether a particular adjustment is legally required or reasonable in an individual case.

Funding and conflicts

None recorded.

Evidence projection provenance

Current Acas reasonable-adjustments guidance reviewed for a narrow Great Britain guidance claim.

Public projection ID: acas-reasonable-adjustments-2025