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FWA guidance

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sweatband · 24/01/2025 22:30

For years I've had an FWA, and I'm just looking for a bit of advice.

Post pandemic I seem to have been put in a annual FWA, prior to that it was just an FWA.

I'm a bit curious as to why it's suddenly
something work want to review every 12 months, as I have a physical disability which is the reason for the FWA in the first place. It's a lifelong disability so isn't going to suddenly improve.

Also, some colleagues have a permanent FWA, so it's not like it's all being dealt with the same way, which I could then understand.

I'm speaking to my HR person next week as doing this annually causes me a lot of stress, so you think I should mention this?

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Finetoday · 24/01/2025 22:39

Check your contract/FWA t&cs - they often have a clause where they are reviewed annually.

sweatband · 24/01/2025 22:53

Yes they do, but my issue is some of my colleagues don't have this annual review. Their FWAs are for childcare reasons, and mine is not

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TraCant · 25/01/2025 00:04

If yours is due to disability reasons has it gone through Occ health and been recorded as a reasonable adjustment on health grounds?

sweatband · 25/01/2025 17:39

Yes it's gone through all the OH reccomendations and channels, and it was perm until about 3 years ago when the entire firm all came back to thenoffuce. I'm willing to accept a change happened there that made them change their stance overall, but as I know some of my colleagues don't have to do it annually, and theirs doesn't relate to disability, I'm curious

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