Under some limited circumstances, employers may be obligated to suggest reasonable accommodations for struggling workers who have obvious disabilities that appear to interfere with their ability to perform essential job functions. But that’s really only true for employees whose disabilities are obvious and limit the employee’s ability to speak up for himself.
Disabled employee does job successfully? Then no ADA accommodation is required
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