Americans with Disability Act
Partnering with you to navigate ADA accommodations
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) may help an individual if a covered disability impacts that person's ability to perform their job. These laws may seem complex and confusing. We are here to assist you through the process, keep you informed, and provide expertise about possible options available to support a healthy and productive work environment for you.
When to request an accommodation
You may request an accommodation when you have either an existing disability, or health concerns which impact your ability to perform the essential functions of your job.
How to request an accommodation
- Let HR or your manager know if you are having trouble performing the essential functions of your job, due to a medical condition. You do not have to have a confirmed disability to talk with your manager or HR.
- Clearly state the specific tasks you are having trouble performing
- You may need to provide proof of your limitations or restrictions
- Contact MetLife to explore options Keys to success
- Speak with your manager or HR before your job performance suffers or there are concerns of conduct • Communicate ideas you have about what adjustments or changes will create a successful work environment for you and your employer
- Be clear that your request for an accommodation is due to a medical condition or pregnancy so it is not mistaken as a casual inquiry for equipment or a schedule adjustment
- Provide regular feedback to HR, your manager and MetLife
- Report concerns immediately so the team can investigate alternative solutions
- Remain engaged and respond quickly to all requests for information
Get expert guidance for confident decisions.
Have any questions? Please call MetLife directly at 1 855-229-7303 and talk with a benefits consultant.