Guidance

Access to Work BSL Adjustments Planner

If you use British Sign Language, this adjustments planner can help you note the support you need to move into work or between jobs.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 27 November 2024

Documents

Access to Work BSL Adjustments Planner

PDF, 281 KB, 12 pages

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Access to Work BSL Adjustments Planner

ODT, 106 KB

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Access to Work BSL Adjustments Planner [large print]

PDF, 483 KB, 21 pages

Details

You can use the British Sign Language (BSL) Adjustments Planner if BSL is your first language and need support to move into work or stay in a job.

View a BSL guide to the British Sign Language Adjustments Planner on YouTube.

Use the BSL Adjustments Planner to:

• record any support or changes (known as reasonable adjustments) may may need when you are in work or moving into work
• raise awareness of Access to Work
• support your Access to Work application

If you do not need the BSL Adjustments Planner but do have a disability or health condition that makes it harder for you to move into or stay in work, you can use the Health Adjustment Passport.

Published 27 November 2024