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The concept of 'undue hardship' in Canadian human rights legislation refers to:

Undue hardship is a legal test used to determine the limits of an employer's duty to accommodate, considering factors like cost, outside sources of funding, and

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Question: The concept of 'undue hardship' in Canadian human rights legislation refers to:

Answer options: ✅ The point at which accommodating an individual would impose significant difficulties or costs on an employer

  • An employer's lack of willingness to provide any accommodation
  • The financial impact of a disability on an employee
  • The emotional distress experienced by an employee due to discrimination

Correct answer: The point at which accommodating an individual would impose significant difficulties or costs on an employer

Explanation: Undue hardship is a legal test used to determine the limits of an employer's duty to accommodate, considering factors like cost, outside sources of funding, and health and safety requirements.

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