Duty to Accommodate in HR for Aboriginal Communities

Develop Accommodation Strategies That Work for Your Community

October 25 and 26, 2010
Optional Workshops: October 27, 2010
VANCOUVER, BC

Event Overview

Create and expand policies that reflect your needs and build on your potential!

Mitigate lateral violence in the workplace
Pinpoint undue hardship
Best practices for accommodating physical disabilities
Investigate mental health accommodation
Clear misconceptions regarding substance abuse
Hear updates from the BC Human Rights Tribunal
Determine the best way to return employees to work
Develop and use your staff to their best ability
Recognize how to work with your employees and insurance
Maximize employee performance
Negotiate and assess compensation strategies
Create strong internal working relationships

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