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Which of the following is NOT typically considered a 'reasonable accommodation' for an employee with a disability under Canadian law?

While non-essential job duties can be modified, an employer is generally not required to remove or fundamentally alter essential job functions as part of accomm

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Question: Which of the following is NOT typically considered a 'reasonable accommodation' for an employee with a disability under Canadian law?

Answer options:

  • Providing adaptive equipment ✅ Modifying job duties that are essential functions
  • Adjusting work schedules
  • Relocating a workstation to be more accessible

Correct answer: Modifying job duties that are essential functions

Explanation: While non-essential job duties can be modified, an employer is generally not required to remove or fundamentally alter essential job functions as part of accommodation, unless it does not cause undue hardship.

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