Family Medical Leave and Disability Services
For Employees and Job Applicants
Western
Washington University is committed to assisting students,
employees, applicants, and community members with disabilities and
serious medical conditions. Students with disabilities needing
accommodations and other assistance should contact
DisAbility
Resources For Students. Community members should contact
the Equal Opportunity
Office.
Eligibility for disability related provisions are reviewed and
determined on a case by case basis. The following information is
designed to help answer your questions. If you need further
information or assistance, contact Human Resources.
Select one of the following links:
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Information provided is for FMLA leave requests for the birth,
adoption, placement of a child in foster care, or serious illness of
a child, parent, spouse or the employee.
If you are requesting leave to care for a family member not
covered under FMLA leave protections, such as a parent-in-law,
grandparent, grandchild or sibling, please contact Human Resources
for assistance.
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Applicable Federal and State Laws, Employee Handbooks and Union
Contracts
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Learn about your responsibilities in making your WWU program or
event accessible by reviewing the following information:
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To
report a physical or WWU website access barrier, please email
the ADA Coordinator
or call 360-650-3307.
To
identify the most accessible route to your campus destination,
view the
Campus Accessibility Map online or request a hard copy from the
Visitor’s Center, Human Resources
or
Parking Office. Visit the Parking Office's website for
information on obtaining a
disabled parking permit.
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Knowledge and preparation by both persons with disabilities and
persons without disabilities is key to reducing the impact of
emergency disasters. When developing a plan, the safety needs of
persons with disabilities should be determined on a case-by-case
basis because they vary with each individual and building.
Employees and students with disabilities utilizing Western’s
campus are asked to take responsibility in developing their own
personal emergency evacuation plan. Western has established
specific guidelines including an evacuation plan template to
assist in the development of a plan (see link below). Campus
personnel and WWU’s Environmental Health and Safety will assist in
the development, communication and execution of plans.
Emergency Evacuation Guidelines
for Persons with Disabilities
Environmental Health
and Safety
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