The ADA gives disabled employees the right to request “reasonable accommodations” to do the essential functions of their jobs. To choose those accommodations, employer and employee must engage in an “informal, interactive process.” But when does the employer get to draw the line?
Accommodation discussions: How interactive must they be?
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