ADA/FEHA compliance (accommodation assessment) & disability management
The California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) requires that “an employer who knows the disability of an employee has an affirmative duty” to explore possible accommodation, even in the absence of an employee’s request. Under California law, every Injured Employee with permanent restrictions is a person with disability.
As a third party consultant, we meet with the employee and the HR representative or supervisor to discuss the employee’s return to work through possible job modification or other available openings. Hughes Occupational Consultants will:
- match the injured employee to a position within their physical capabilities and qualifications
- document this “interactive process” as required under FEHA
- assess the feasibility of job modifications
As Ergonomic Specialists, we specialize in assessing job modifications and accommodations. We also provide management of the return-to-work process as well as training. |
why are return-to work services important to YOUR business?
- Employee Health and Safety
- Morale and Labor Relations
- Turnover
- Absenteeism
- Productivity/Efficiency
- Product Quality
- Lawsuits
- Citations/Fees
Learn more about our Interactive Process services, Job Analysis services, Vocational Rehabilitation services, and Voucher System services.

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vocational rehabilitation services
It is our philosophy that each individual should be treated with dignity and that their rehabilitation plan should meet their individual needs. Hughes Occupational Consultants is able to provide quality, cost efficient services by utilizing experienced and qualified counselors. Hughes counselors swiftly and efficiently manage their cases in order to maximize the injured worker's benefit within the mandated $16,000 CAP. |
Our mission is to provide timely, efficient, and quality vocational rehabilitation services through:
- Individualized one on one counseling.
- Maintaining costs of services within the CAPS.
- Complete and accurate accounting of costs with each report
- Maximizing utilization of available benefits.
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