Reinstated: Railway worker previously fired for impairment at work

'In addition to addressing employee behaviour, they still need to look at the duty to accommodate'

Reinstated: Railway worker previously fired for impairment at work

“A policy requiring disclosure [of addiction] doesn't absolve an employer of the duty to accommodate.”

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