Working Together: Part 1. Introduction

Working Together: The Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
Part 1. Introduction
Learn about your rights and responsibilities under the Code and the AODA and how they affect you at work, in services and in housing.

[@RedH0Tmama]

I find the narrator very clear and easy to understand.

[@user-ts9bt1nk4t]

Thanks for the guide to the lowly people showing them equal opportunity.

[@theepimountainbiker6551]

Its really sad, Ive had to file a human rights violation against the city I live in simply because theyre too cheap to plow sidewalks and bike paths. Im epileptic and have fractured spine, I cannot walk far and cant drive. Im supposed to bike to rehab my back and rather enjoy it so my mobility device of choice, due to poor plowing, is an electric fat bike. Northern Ontario gets a lot of snow, Sudbury only plows the roads to the point people can use them. Disabled are forced shutins here, its no secret. How they can expect a person with epilepsy not allowed on the road in a car to be allowed on it on a bike and be safe is beyond me, is it so much to ask to plow the sidewalks and bike lanes so disabled people can use them? I see more wheelchairs and scooters in bike lanes than on the sidewalk all summer, then come winter theyre forced on the road.

[@jenbrown13]

Does this apply to anxiety and depression and working in a poison work environment?

[@selinanekesa513]

The message is well brought out

[@colincroker2630]

Very clear video

[@JayWill_DoIt]

From me hear the voice me know a Jamaican 😊

[@wisemage0]

Thou who seeketh the King's sword! I am the Old King.
Show me thine strength, and the strength of thine souls.
Prepare thyself, brave knight.

[@albertoatsentry]

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