Department for Work and Pensions

Case Summary

The claims for disability discrimination in relation to the failure to provide reasonable adjustments, including a suitable chair and monitor arm, and to adjust the claimant's work schedule and provide microbreaks, were dismissed.

The claim regarding the office chair was dismissed because it was filed out of time and the tribunal was not convinced it was just and equitable to extend the time limit. The remaining claims for the monitor arm and work schedule adjustments were dismissed on their merits as they were not well founded.

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• •failure to provide office chair suitable for disability
• •failure to provide extendable monitor arm
• •failure to adjust claimant's diary and provide microbreaks

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