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Using Playboy Photos in Safety Training Is Grounds for Sex Harassment

A veteran safety trainer thought it would be a good

Making Issue of Victim’s Weight in Workers’ Comp Case ≠ Disability Discrimination

An employee weighing 280 lbs. claimed workers’ comp benefits after

By |2022-11-15T09:28:12-08:00May 9, 2012|Articles, Discrimination, Workers' Compensation|0 Comments

Ontario Issues Guidelines on Resolving “Competing Human Rights” Situations

In terms of human rights, one person’s freedom may be another’s oppression. Consider the case of the visually impaired employee who, thanks to the "reasonable accommodations"....

Hiring of Privacy Professionals Increases

Concerns about privacy issues have companies adding to staff.
Job postings for privacy professionals increased 56 percent for the last three months of 2011 in comparison to the same period the previous year...

Corporate Careers Websites: Liability Risks & Best Practices

Like most companies, you probably have a corporate website; and like most corporate websites, yours probably includes a "CAREERS" section profiling the company, listing job openings and providing other relevant information to potential job seekers.

Is Obesity a “Disability” Under Human Rights Laws?

Obesity isn’t per se a disability. But it can be in 2 situations:

1. The obesity is a real physical limitation; and
2. Obesity is perceived as a disability.

Here are the leading cases representing each approach.
By |2022-11-15T08:47:02-08:00April 19, 2012|Accommodation, Articles, Laws & Legislation, Travel|0 Comments

Work Refusals: Answers to 10 Important Questions

How to respond to refusals to do dangerous work without liability for reprisals and wrongful dismissal.

Harassment Investigation Policy

ABC Company will promptly investigate all complaints of workplace harassment

Leadership Succession: Does Your Company Have a Plan?

By Paula Santonocito

If your company is a privately held business and you don’t have a formal succession plan you’re not alone.

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