The phrase "accommodation policies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to guidelines or rules regarding accommodations, such as in educational or workplace settings.
Example: "The university has updated its accommodation policies to better support students with disabilities."
Alternatives: "accessibility guidelines" or "support policies".
We and other scholars who have studied this issue (Shoben, 1997) have found no explicit legal challenges to dual-career accommodation policies.
Dual-career accommodation policies ought to give the faculty of the department involved in hiring a partner a say--perhaps the final say--in whether to make the hire.
Employers, particularly those who employ low-wage workers, should adopt fair accommodation policies for pregnant workers that are clear, consistent and don't unfairly burden women, not only to avoid liability, but for the most basic reason of all: respect for pregnant workers' rights.
This is a specific accommodation policy for asylum seekers whereby they are accommodated in full-board accommodation centres run in an institutional style rather than private or self-catering accommodation.
That is not to say that every institution must implement a full-scale dual-career accommodation policy, or that all dual-career couples will be accommodated as they may desire.
UPS defends its accommodation policy as "pregnancy neutral".
Administers Childbirth and Adoption Accommodation policy and approves the suspension of academic duties.
But while the state has in effect privatised part of its duty to supply accommodation, policy has not kept pace with the expansion of private renting.
The Graduate School has also offered backup childcare care assistance, Carebridge services for families, and enrollment and funding accommodations through the Childbirth and Adoption Accommodation Policy.
Any exceptions to the parental accommodation policy must be reviewed by the student, the director of graduate studies, and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
The University of Utah said it would develop a "religious accommodation policy" as part of a settlement with a former student who sued the university in 2000, accusing it of an anti-Mormon bias.
