Suitable employment, accommodation not necessarily the same thing: Court

Injury compensation scheme and charter of human rights have similar goals but aren’t exclusive

A Quebec worker who was injured at work has won his appeal arguing that his right to disability accommodation is not superseded by the province’s workplace injury compensation scheme.

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