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Long Island Breakfast Series - Beyond the Basics: The Evolving Landscape of Disability Accommodation in the Modern Workplace

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February 11, 2027 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST
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Jacon Lewis P.C.
538 Broadhollow Road
4th Floor
Melville, NY
United States

Credits

HRCI Credit: Pending
SHRM Credit: Pending

Join Jackson Lewis P.C. and Long Island SHRM for their annual Workplace Law Breakfast Series.

Disability accommodation law is growing more complex every year — and the stakes for getting it wrong have never been higher. With New York's anti-retaliation protection for accommodation requests, the rise of mental health conditions as the fastest-growing category of workplace accommodation, and ongoing debates over remote work as a reasonable accommodation, this session moves past foundational concepts to tackle the harder questions HR professionals face today.

Key Subtopics:

  • Trends under New York's anti-retaliation protection for accommodation requests: what it adds and how it changes the risk calculus for employers 

  • Mental health accommodations: navigating requests involving anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, and other non-visible conditions — what's reasonable and how to document the interactive process 

  • Remote and hybrid work as a reasonable accommodation: post-pandemic expectations, when employers can say no, and how to maintain consistency

  • Managing the overlap: coordinating ADA/NYSHRL accommodations with FMLA, Paid Family Leave, paid prenatal leave, and ESSTA obligations without falling through the cracks 

  • Fitness-for-duty evaluations, return-to-work protocols, and avoiding disability discrimination claims during performance management

Agenda:

Registration and Breakfast | 8:00—8:30 a.m.

Program | 8:30—10:00 a.m.

Pricing for Individual Sessions:

$50—SHRM LI Member

$75—Non-Member

Pricing for Series Bundle:

$315 —SHRM LI Member

$472.50 — Non-Member

Contact Us for More Information

Please contact Julie Smith at julie.smith@jacksonlewis.com or 914-872-8072.