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CAN-ASC-7.1.7 Accessible Travel Journey: Built Environment, Design and Construction for Bus Stations
Canada’s first federal accessibility legislation comes into force
Canada’s first federal accessibility legislation comes into force News release July 11, 2019 Gatineau, Quebec Employment and Social Development Canada Accessibility in Canada is about creating communities, workplaces and services that enable everyone to …
Canada’s first federal accessibility legislation receives Royal Assent
Canada’s first federal accessibility legislation receives Royal Assent News release June 21, 2019 Ottawa, Ontario Employment and Social Development Canada Every Canadian deserves the opportunity to participate fully in their community and workplace, and …
Career Transitions and Accessibility in the Canadian Federal Public Service
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Priority area
Employment
Status
Completed
Year
2020
Completed year
2021
Goal of the study
This study focuses on employees with disabilities within the Canadian federal public service. Its goal is to investigate the factors that facilitate or hinder career transitions at key points. These transitions are moments of significant change. They include the points where employees:
- join the public service (for example, when they are hired);
- move within it (for example, when they get promoted); and
- leave the public service (for example, when they quit or retire).
Celebrating one year since the enactment of the Accessible Canada Act
Celebrating one year since the enactment of the Accessible Canada Act News release June 21, 2020 Ottawa, Ontario One year ago today, the Accessible Canada Act (the Act) received royal assent. This was a significant milestone for Canadians with …