This toolkit provides Deaf and Hard of Hearing federal employees with recommendations for reasonable accommodations in the workplace.
NEW: The 4th in the Federal Employee Toolkit series is about Section 501 Protections for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Federal Employees
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Link to Federal Employee Toolkit
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The Deaf in Government (DIG) Board is excited to announce the following volunteer Board and Committee opportunities in 2025! Please review the below and complete the online form at https://visit.deafingov.org/commitee or email contact@deafingov.org if you are interested in applying. The deadline for applications is Monday, March 10th.
This toolkit provides Deaf and Hard of Hearing federal employees with recommendations for reasonable accommodations in the workplace.
KEEP YOUR RECORDS, PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS.
Link to Federal Employee Toolkit
@deafequalityorg | @deafingov
www.deafequality.org | www.deafingov.org
Federal Employee Buyouts & Grant Pause: What You Need to Know
Federal employees deserve clear, timely information about changes that may affect their careers. Deaf in Government (DIG) and Deaf Equality are committed to bringing you critical updates that impact Deaf and Hard of Hearing federal employees.
On Tuesday, January 28, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) announced offers to federal employees for deferred resignations (also referred to as “buyouts”). This offer appears to...
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During times of transition and changes, it is important for government employees, contractors, and applicants to stay informed and proactive. DIG and Deaf Equality are committed to providing you with the tools and resources to deal with any discrimination or issues you may experience.
Both DIG and Deaf Equality are closely monitoring executive orders impacting federal employees, private contractors, and applicants, and will share updates when possible. In the meantime, here are proactive steps you can take to stay prepared: ...
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