References: Work And Career

1. Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 - Wikipedia - The US law behind workplace accommodation rights: coverage, reasonable accommodation, and the interactive process.

2. Reasonable accommodation - Wikipedia - The legal concept this chapter's accommodation menu operationalizes, including undue-hardship limits.

3. Telecommuting - Wikipedia - Research on remote work's effects — context for this chapter's honest both-edges treatment of remote work with ADHD.

4. The ADHD Guide to Career Success (Second Edition) - Kathleen G. Nadeau - Routledge - Nadeau originated the career-fit-first approach for ADHD: matching job shape to brain wiring before fighting symptoms, the exact inversion this chapter teaches.

5. More Attention, Less Deficit - Ari Tuckman - Specialty Press - Tuckman's integrative adult-ADHD handbook is known for its workplace chapters: honest trade-off framing on disclosure and accommodations that this chapter's graduated ladder builds on.

6. ADHD Accommodations - JAN - Job Accommodation Network - The US Department of Labor-funded service's ADHD page: concrete accommodation ideas and the legal process, employer-tested.

7. Mental Health Conditions in the Workplace - EEOC - US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission - Official guidance on workplace rights for mental-health conditions, including disclosure and accommodation requests.

8. ADDA - Attention Deficit Disorder Association - Workplace webinars, career peer groups, and adult-ADHD professional resources.

9. For Adults - CHADD - CHADD - Career and workplace strategy resources from the national resource center.

10. ADDitude Magazine - ADDitude - Clinician-reviewed workplace coverage: disclosure decisions, accommodation scripts, and career-fit stories.