Employing Workers with Disabilities in Canada (HRM-26.2can)

Employing Workers with Disabilities in Canada (HRM-26.2can)

Learning objectives

  • Identify the definition of a disability
  • Identify statistics on disabilities in Canada
  • Identify federally relevant laws, acts and standards in Canada
  • Identify workplace-relevant standards on topics including information, communication and hiring
  • Provincial standards from Ontario, Manitoba, or Nova Scotia

Course overview

Canadians with disabilities make up 20% of the workforce. Although education and awareness has increased, illegal, discriminatory behavior still occurs. Employees who have completed this course should be able to identify the definition of a disability, statistics on disabilities in Canada, and federally relevant laws, acts, and standards in Canada. They should also be able to identify workplace-relevant standards on topics from Ontario's AODA including information, communication and hiring. If the employee is located in Ontario, Manitoba or Nova Scotia, the course will also cover the basics of the standards specific to each province.
  • 18 minutes
  • Format: Online Interactive
  • English
Regulations
  • Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
  • Nova Scotia Accessibility Act
  • Canadian Human Rights Act
  • Accessible Canada Act
  • Accessibility for Manitobans Act
  • AODA
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