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Guelph Transit will comply with Human Rights Tribunal orders, says Deputy CAO
The City of Guelph was found to have contravened the terms of settlement of a 2015 Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario application.
Can an employer ask an employee to undergo an independent medical examination??
At the hearing, the employee argued that his employer did not have a right to require him to attend an independent medical examination.
CUPE Ontario Engages Trish Robichaud to speak at Human Rights Conference
Trish Robichaud will be participating as a panelist on Wednesday December 13, 9:30 am for the:
Speaking Out for Equality – Stories of Courage panel.
Some people are using accessible parking permits of relatives who’ve died, police say
Abuse of special parking permits for people with disabilities has become so pervasive that on many downtown Toronto streets almost all vehicles display one, a CBC Toronto investigation has found.
Why disability rights are central to social justice work—and what we’re doing about it
It quickly became clear that our focus on inequality demands that we think seriously about disability issues. ~~ Ford Foundation
Canadian universities sign off on pledge for greater diversity, accessibility
Universities can ensure barriers are removed for employees as the workforce ages and can include accessibility in the curriculum.