SpringLawToronto, ON · July 22, 2026Boundaries of Duty to Accommodate
How far does an employer’s duty to accommodate really go? A recent HRTO decision confirms that the law requires reasonable accommodation, not perfect accommodation. This case offers practical guidance on accommodation requests, mental health disabilities, and why emotional discomfort alone may not establish discrimination.
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