If making reasonable accommodation for a person with a disability imposes great difficulty or expense, which of the following is a response an employer can make?

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If making reasonable accommodation for a person with a disability imposes great difficulty or expense, an employer can claim undue hardship exists, which is an exception to an employer's obligation to provide a reasonable accommodation. Alternative work, federal grants or reducing the person's salary are not appropriate responses as they do not fulfill the employer's obligation to provide a reasonable accommodation.

If Making Reasonable Accommodation for a Person with a Disability