When talking with a person in a wheelchair for more than a few minutes, sit in a chair to place yourself at the person's eye level. True The Disability Etiquette Handbook recommends that, whenever possible, you should use a chair when talking with a person in a wheelchair for more than a few minutes. Placing yourself at the other person's eye level makes it easier to hold a conversation. Also, never lean on a person's wheelchair. The chair is part of the space that belongs to the person who uses it.
Considerable expense is necessary to accommodate employees with disabilities.
False Most employees with disabilities require no special accommodations. When accommodations are needed, the cost is often minimal or at least much lower than many employers believe.