Reasonable Accomodations in Action
w/
Gary Holik, Business Relations Consultant, Michigan Rehabilitation Services

This presentation will provide an overview of reasonable accommodations, including what they are, when they are required, and who is responsible for providing them. Practical case examples will illustrate how the accommodation process works in real-world situations.

Learning objectives (three takeaways): What are Reasonable Accommodations? When are Reasonable Accommodations required? Who is responsible for providing Reasonable Accommodations? Case examples to show how the process works in the real world.

About Gary: As a Business Relations Consultant for Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS), Gary is a subject matter expert on disability, disability law, the ADA and reasonable accommodations and assist businesses with navigating these topics as it pertains to hiring and retaining individuals with disabilities. He has been with MRS for twenty-nine years, working as a Rehabilitation Counselor before becoming a consultant with the agency. Along the way he earned his Masters Degree in Counseling/Rehab Counseling from Michigan State University (Go Green) in 2009. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his wife and his Golden Retriever, Zoe. He enjoys camping, reading, and hanging out with family. A fun fact about him is he enjoys teaching senior citizens computer skills, and how to use technology and call it a "hobby".

***Please be aware that any in-person registration received after Thursday, November 5th will be subject to an additional $10 late fee.***

***The virtual version of this meeting will go live no later than 11:45am.***

Networking: 11:20am-11:30am

Lunch: 11:30am-12pm

Program: 12pm-1pm

Closing: 1pm-1:15pm