It’s time for a culture shift where disability inclusion is concerned

It’s time for a culture shift where disability inclusion is concerned

As the pandemic lingers, Canadian employers are experiencing a human resources crunch, now commonly referred to as “The Great Resignation” or more aptly, “The Great Restructuring.” Adequate staffing and training are a significant challenge for many employers. But this...
7 Things You Can Do For Your Customers With Special Needs

7 Things You Can Do For Your Customers With Special Needs

The customer experience is considered the top priority for restaurant owners. In designing your restaurant, you should keep in mind its accessibility for everyone. Disabled guests who dine in with their friends and families should be as comfortable and welcomed as...
‘They are our lifelines’: More public education needed for what to do and what not to do around service animals

‘They are our lifelines’: More public education needed for what to do and what not to do around service animals

The function of a service animal is no different than a cane or a wheelchair — while there is often a deep bond with their handler, they are there to assist with challenges that the handler faces. “Service dogs should be treated no differently than you would treat a...
For Millions Of Disabled Workers, A More Accessible Workplace Hangs In The Balance

For Millions Of Disabled Workers, A More Accessible Workplace Hangs In The Balance

Accessible Workplace Hangs In The Balance! I just had to share… Trish:-) This is Working Together, a weekly series on the changing face of U.S. business. To mark the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we’re taking a deep dive into how the...