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Which of the following is NOT typically considered a 'bona fide occupational requirement' (BFOR) in Canadian human rights legislation?

Employer preference is not a BFOR; a BFOR must be genuinely necessary for job performance and safety, established objectively.

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Question: Which of the following is NOT typically considered a 'bona fide occupational requirement' (BFOR) in Canadian human rights legislation?

Answer options:

  • A strength requirement for firefighters
  • A specific religious affiliation for a religious leader
  • Age limits for bus drivers (e.g., minimum or maximum) ✅ An employer's preference for a younger workforce to foster innovation

Correct answer: An employer's preference for a younger workforce to foster innovation

Explanation: Employer preference is not a BFOR; a BFOR must be genuinely necessary for job performance and safety, established objectively.

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