B.C. worker denies disability but claims discrimination

'There's not much that the employer can do at that point in terms of accommodation'

B.C. worker denies disability but claims discrimination

An employer’s duty to accommodate doesn’t always mean waiting for an employee to make a request for accommodation, according to Ryan Macklon, a lawyer with Kent Employment Law in Vancouver.

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