I'm Exempt From Our Company's Return to Office Order. My Colleagues Are Not Taking That Well.
Briefly

A workplace individual with an invisible disability faces discomfort from co-workers regarding their accommodation allowing remote work. Despite being granted this under the ADA, the employee experiences awkward questions and jealousy, especially from one particular co-worker. Seeking a formal and respectful way to handle these inquiries, they ask for advice on crafting a response that communicates their rights without divulging personal information. The advice given emphasizes the importance of privacy, the role of HR, and maintaining professionalism.
It's important to stand firm about your rights while maintaining a level of professionalism and respect. People may not understand accommodations, but that doesn't mean you must explain yourself.
Consider approaching HR to address the comments about your accommodation, as it can help prevent further discomfort and promote understanding among employees regarding privacy.
Read at Slate Magazine
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