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Perron v Revera Long Term Care Inc.

By Devry Smith Frank LLP | 2 Minutes Read December 17, 2014

When can employers draw the line? The duty to accommodate and undue hardship

In Perron v Revera Long Term Care Inc., the Human Rights Tribunal held that an employer’s duty to accommodate does not include a duty to create a new position, fundamentally change working conditions, assign the essential duties of an employee with a disability to other employees or to hire another employee to perform them in the employee’s place.

Article by Devry Smith Frank LLP / Employee Relations, Human Rights / Disability, discrimination in employment, duty to accommodate, Fitness to work, human rights code, human rights tribunal, Perron v Revera Long Term Care Inc., Return to work, undue hardship

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