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Remote work during pandemic providing silver lining for people with disabilities
As we continue to work from home during the pandemic, employers are seeing the benefits and success of remote work accommodations for people with disabilities.
Author: Gabe Trujillo
Published: 12:11 PM EDT August 25, 2020
Updated: 12:11 PM EDT August 25, 2020
PHOENIX — Nowadays, it’s a familiar routine. We climb out of bed to get ready for the workday, but instead of putting on our traditional work attire and heading to the office, we throw on a comfortable shirt and pants and head to the laptop in the living room.
The coronavirus pandemic has pulled many employees from the regular office setting and into a new remote work landscape. Over the last few months, businesses big and small have adapted to this new working-from-home reality, allowing work to continue during quarantine.
