> Day One of her cool new job in the UK NHS she was handed a stack of paperwork that she had to fill in. Needless to say she did badly; it took her forever and everything was misspelled. She lasted a month before they let her go, and she was glad to go. Her degree was very vocational - there aren't many opportunities for qualified OTs outside the health industry - and every single OT needs to deal with stacks of paperwork every day. [0]

I'm sorry to hear your ex-girlfriend's employer failed in their legal duty to provide reasonable adjustments under the Equality Act.

If it was a trust in England I'd be happy to push through complaints for her.