The government of Ontario has developed mandatory accessibility standards that identify, remove and prevent barriers for people with disabilities in key areas of daily living.
Find out what you need to do to comply with these new standards!

By attending this information session, you will learn:

What you have to do to comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) Customer Service Standard What the requirements are for your particular organization, and how to avoid costly penalties and fines for non-compliance How to develop a plan on how your organization will provide service to customers with disabilities Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from key professionals:

Legal Expert, David Crocker, LLP will explain the legal requirements of the customer service standard and how the new requirements differ from those of the Ontario Human Rights Code.

Business Consultant, Olga Dosis will tell you exactly what you should be doing in your workplace, will show you how to develop a working plan and will explain the training that is required for your employees.

This MUST-ATTEND seminar will give you all the practical information and tools you need to comply with these new requirements and make your business or workplace accessible!

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  • Canadian Consulting Engineer
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