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Applying Universal Design to the Workplace

This three-page fact sheet “offers guidelines for applying universal design in the workplace to address the needs of employees and customers with disabilities”. The fact sheet also discusses the seven principles associated with universal design and how they can be applied to various areas of the workplace. Specific examples are provided.

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Posted by: knann on Sat Oct 15, 2011 at 9:24 p.m.

Straightforward explanation of UD. Explains how it applies to the workplace for employees and customers. Printable format.

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