Employment

What this priority area is about

Under the Accessible Canada Act, this priority area is about making sure employment practices are accessible. This means incorporating accessibility in every aspect of the employment life cycle. 

Why it matters

Accessible workplaces and employment practices allow people to use their skills, advance in their employment, and succeed in supportive environments. 

Including accessibility from the start strengthens every stage of the employment journey. It means designing employment practices that work for everyone.

This approach attracts diverse talent, reflects community diversity and removes barriers to build a workforce where everyone can contribute.

Key work in this area

Explore our databases to find expert-developed resources to help you design accessible employment practices with inclusion in mind. These databases connect you with practical standards, technical guides and evidence-based research to guide your work.

 

Standards and technical guides: Practical documents to help you apply accessibility from day one

Research projects: Insights and evidence to support innovation in this area

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Title Status Recipient Start year Completed year
Employment Accessibility Standards for Recruitment and Retention of People with Disabilities Completed The Social Research and Demonstration Corporation 2020 2023
Environmental Scan on Accessibility Standards in Indigenous Communities Completed First Nations National Building Officers Association 2020 2021
Future-Focused Job Accommodation for the School-to-Work Transition Completed Institute for Work and Health 2020 2024
The Future of Work and Disability Completed Ontario College of Art and Design University 2020 2021
The Future of Work: Equitable Digital Systems Completed Ontario College of Art and Design University 2020 2023
Transition Into, Within, and Out of Federal Public Service Completed Carleton University 2020 2021