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“We’ll Try” Is Not ADA Compliance: How Employers Stall Accommodation Requests
When employers say “we’ll try” instead of taking action on your ADA accommodation request, it may not be harmless—it may be a delay tactic. Learn how to recognize when delay becomes denial and how to document your responses strategically.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
4 hours ago6 min read


When ADHD Is Rebranded as “Poor Performance” at Work
Employers are increasingly rebranding ADHD as “poor performance” to avoid ADA obligations. This post breaks down how neurodivergence is misclassified, how discipline replaces accommodation, and what employees need to do before HR escalates the situation.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Feb 35 min read


ADA, Reasonable Accommodations, and the Quiet Ways Employers Push Disabled Workers Out
Many employers don’t deny ADA accommodations outright — they quietly create conditions that push disabled employees out. This post breaks down how it happens, why HR is not neutral, and what to do before you speak up.

Anne Marie the AntiHR Lady
Jan 66 min read
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