Alberta employer’s accommodation efforts could be better, but employment frustrated

Worker said he wasn't able to work anymore, which 'the nail in the coffin' for accommodation, says lawyer

Alberta employer’s accommodation efforts could be better, but employment frustrated

A worker on medical leave who failed to meet a return-to-work deadline frustrated the employment contract, the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal has ruled.

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