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Misetich v Value Village Stores

By SpringLaw | 4 Minutes Read December 9, 2016

Accommodation and when employees don’t engage in the process

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) released a very important development on family status discrimination, in a case that intersects with disability accommodation law. In Misetich v Value Village Stores, the tribunal reviewed the caselaw, including the Federal Court of Appeal’s Johnstone case, and clarified its test for accommodating family status requests in the workplace.

Article by SpringLaw / Employee Relations, Human Rights, Union Relations / accommodating family status, accommodation, accommodation process, Disability, disability accommodation law., discrimination, employment law, family status, family status test, Johnstone case, Johnstone test, Misetich v Value Village Stores, undue hardship

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