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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2017

You Asked, We Answered: Top Issues In Employment Law

Following our webinar held on January 24, 2017, we had a number of questions, including many which focused on the process of accommodation in the workplace, workplace harassment and fixed-term contracts.

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Following our webinar held on January 24, 2017, we had a number of questions, including many which focused on the process of accommodation in the workplace, workplace harassment and fixed-term contracts. We thought we might use this newsletter as an opportunity to respond to some of the most frequently-asked questions. We hope this is of interest.

Is an employer able to request evidence that an employee has attempted to self-accommodate in respect of their family obligations, such as daycare?

There is a legal obligation for employees to participate in the accommodation process. If such information is not volunteered or discussed when options are reviewed, the company can request a listing of what the employee has considered and documentation that supports their claim. For daycare, this likely includes a copy of the daycare application form, confirmation of being waitlisted, in-home services that have been contacted, and the availability of the other parent or other

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