The United States Attorney's office conducted an accessibility review in 2005 of about 50 Times Square hotels.
The municipal structure was analysed, and a form of Delphi method was established through contacts with the corresponding municipal departments, members of the Municipality of Thessaloniki Accessibility Office, people active in disability issues as well as persons who are disabled themselves.
Our building has an open-plan design without any individual cubes or offices, which fosters accessibility and a relaxed atmosphere.
Analysis of occupant satisfaction, in terms of comfort with the amount of light and visual conditions, based on datasets from offices with variable accessibility to shading and lighting control, reveals a strong preference for customized indoor climate, along with a relationship between occupant perception of control and acceptability of a wider range of visual conditions.
LURED by the availability of relatively low-cost office space and the accessibility of mass transit and major highways, a number of Manhattan-based law firms and financial companies have established disaster recovery sites in White Plains and other parts of Westchester.
Therefore, telephone accessibility outside office hours was perceived as an important barrier for the successful implementation of ST in regular practice.
In a pilot study of ST crisis support in the form of therapist phone accessibility outside office hours was one of the most controversial topics [ 24] and led some therapists to withdraw from the project.
In addition, some RGP's offices have a poor accessibility and the patients have to contact a casualty clinic in the afternoon.
Patients' experience and satisfaction research instruments include the doctor's availability by telephone outside of visiting hours, the accessibility of the office or clinic (e.g. wheel-chair accessible, directions by public transportation are available, parking nearby, etc).
Also, Mr. Newman said, Westchester is increasingly becoming a sought-after office location because of the accessibility of mass transportation and highways leading in and out of Manhattan, and the fact that "companies realize they're not go to be driving over a cliff when they leave Greenwich to go into Westchester".
We keep an open dialogue with our PWD employees to get their input on how and where we invest in accessibility within the office (interpreters for meetings, considering new accessibility technologies, for example), and we've also hired some terrific people who are helping us create a product that is accessible for everyone.
