Occasionally it’s impossible to find an accommodation that will allow a disabled employee to continue to do her current job. That’s when employers must consider the possibility of transferring the employee to an open job she can perform. That doesn’t mean, however, that employers must give a promotion to the employee if the only open position is higher up.
Give disabled workers a job, not a promotion
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