Disability Accommodation and Return to Work
December
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Sherrard Kuzz LLP
- What is (and is not) a disability:
- What types of physical and mental illnesses do not engage the employer’s duty to accommodate?
- Does the employer have a duty to accommodate ‘stress and anxiety’?
- How to proactively manage an employee’s return to work:
- What to do when you receive a vague doctor’s note (“Bob is sick”).
- What medical information is an employee obligated to provide? What if she refuses?
- What if the employee refuses to perform the modified duties?
- How can you use WSIB resources to help manage accommodation issues?
- What to do if the accommodated duties conflict with the terms of a collective agreement?
- When can you require an Independent Medical Evaluation?
- When can you terminate?
- What is undue hardship and when is it reached?
- What is required to establish frustration of contract?
- How do the standards of undue hardship and frustration of contract differ?
- Does it matter if the employee was injured at work or outside of work?