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Tailored adjustment agreement
This 'Tailored adjustment agreement' is a living record of reasonable adjustments agreed between a disabled employee and their line manager.
The purpose of this agreement is to:
- Ensure that both parties, the individual and the employer, have an accurate record of what has been agreed.
- Minimise the need to re-negotiate reasonable adjustments every time the employee changes jobs, is re-located or assigned a new manager within the organisation.
- Provide employees and their line managers with the basis for discussions about reasonable adjustments at future meetings.
This is a live document and should be reviewed regularly by both the employee and manager and amended as appropriate.
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