[Nfbc-info] Employment related question

Lisa Irving peacefulwoman89 at cox.net
Thu Mar 17 00:03:39 UTC 2016


Tim,


First, I can't begin to explain what I've tried to do in order to complete
the company's DocuSign forms because they are not coded to interface with
JAWS. The deadline for filing is this Monday. I've gone through multiple
layers in multiple settings to get sighted assistance. Finally, someone is
coming to the house tomorrow morning. She has twenty-six pages of paperwork
I need to complete by this Monday. What I've scouted up is a band aid fix.
The DocuSign's need coding. I have a friend who does coding for a living.
The service is not cheap. 

I'm getting snippets of good information. How about the Lawyers Division,
the Employment Division and the Human Services Division collaborate to kneed
out some top notch Utube videos to address nuts and bolts things; basics
which many of our sighted peers learned decades ago when they landed their
first, second and third job. Anyway, I think the NFB would help to further
increase employment and employment retention if a series of webinars and
descriptive videos is put out. 

Lisa Irving

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Lisa,

I suspect the employer may already know of its obligation to provide
reasonable accommodations unless it is an unusually small or unsophisticated
operation.  You really want to share accommodations resources more so than
accommodations requirements, etc.  The job accommodation network is one such
source.  Hiring a JAWS scripter or other assistive tech consultant might
also be a resource.  You could probably provide the employer a list of
consultants/trainers used by voc. Rehab.  Finally, encourage flexibility in
how you fill out the orientation workbook, etc.  There is no reason it must
be done in any particular way.  

Regards,

-----Original Message-----
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 You want to look up the Department of fair employment and housing. They
supersede the ADA in California. And they should be able to give you all the
answers that you are looking for regarding reasonable accommodation.


-----Original Message-----
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Subject: [Nfbc-info] Employment related question

I'm working with a bunch of documents on DocuSign. It's not real screen
reader user friendly. The company that I will work for regularly uses form
of communication. What resources can I share with HR? 

 

I will have to complete an orientation workbook. While it can be scanned it
cannot effectively be used. That is there empty spaces to complete; the text
varies in location and that's what I understand so far. 

 

Would someone please share with me a non-threatening list of resources with
citations from Calif. Disability Law and Title I on the ADA? 

 

I don't want to hammer the employer, however, I would like to let the HR
team that there are state and federal laws put in place to help the employer
and the employee. 

 

Thanks.

 

Lisa Irving

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