It wouldn’t be necessary, though the agency could still choose to grant telework as the accommodation if it wanted to. EEOC guidance suggests that the employee’s preference on accommodation should be considered, but ultimately the agency gets to choose the accommodation. See Complainant v. Army, EEOC Appeal No. 0120122847 (2014); Jordan v. Secretary of Navy, … Continue reading Ask FELTG: If an employee with a disability can perform his job at the worksite, why would telework as a reasonable accommodation be necessary?