The legal system is full of tradition. It is shaped not just by laws, but by relationships, reputations, and silent understandings. For those within that circle, it is familiar. For…
Posts tagged as “Disability Rights”
My name is Kieron. I’m the founder, writer and researcher behind The Reasonable Adjustment, an independent advocacy and public-interest platform covering disability rights, accessibility, data, medical cannabis and institutional accountability.…
Once upon a time, in the grey corridors of a government building somewhere in England, there lived a humble man whose job was to help people. Help them with rehabilitation.…
Published: 15 August 2025 | By: Kieron JH Greggs is known for its sausage rolls, seasonal coffees, and social justice PR. Their reputation for inclusive hiring and second chances has…
There’s a common myth that representing yourself in civil court means the judge will go easy on you. That’s not quite how it works. If you’re a litigant in person…
By Kieron JH | The Reasonable Adjustment Published: August 14, 2025 In a sector where complaints are often dismissed, deflected, or quietly archived, any visible sign of systemic change deserves…
Date: 14 August 2025By: Kieron JH, Founder – The Reasonable Adjustment Today, I submitted a formal pre-action protocol letter to the trustees of The Recruitment Junction (TRJ). The letter sets…
By Kieron JH | The Reasonable Adjustment Published: August 14, 2025 In the world of disability rights, data protection, and public sector accountability, there is a familiar pattern used by…
By Kieron JH – Founder, The Reasonable Adjustment What began as a simple disagreement over a standardised CV template has now spiralled into a governance and accountability case study –…
The Equality Act 2010 is the backbone of anti-discrimination law in the UK. It applies in workplaces, schools, universities, public services, and many private services too. If you are disadvantaged…