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What is the 'duty to accommodate' in Canadian employment law?

The duty to accommodate requires employers to make reasonable adjustments for individuals with needs related to protected grounds, up to the point of undue hard

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Question: What is the 'duty to accommodate' in Canadian employment law?

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  • An employer's obligation to provide a comfortable work environment ✅ An employer's obligation to adjust policies or facilities to allow individuals with protected characteristics to perform their job duties
  • An employee's duty to adapt to changes in job responsibilities
  • An employer's duty to provide initial training for new hires

Correct answer: An employer's obligation to adjust policies or facilities to allow individuals with protected characteristics to perform their job duties

Explanation: The duty to accommodate requires employers to make reasonable adjustments for individuals with needs related to protected grounds, up to the point of undue hardship.

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