Sentences with phrase «accessibility compliance»

Since the last accessibility compliance reports were filed in 2014, many new requirements have come into force.

There seems to be an increase in activity in the monitoring of accessibility compliance at multifamily properties across the country.

What an apartment owner or manager doesn't know about accessibility compliance can literally be costly.

Phase 1 audits focus on an organization's requirement to submit a self - certified accessibility compliance report.

Ontario's accessibility laws require organizations to file accessibility compliance reports to confirm that they have met their requirements.

School website accessibility compliance can all get a bit complicated, so for those NOT interested in the legal aspects and just want to stay out of hot water with the Office of Civil Rights (and who doesn't) here is the layman's version:

For more information on accessibility, please contact the hotel directly or visit our ADA Accessibility Compliance page.

The 2017 Ontario Accessibility Compliance and Enforcement Report is now available online and outlines the activities undertaken by the Accessibility Directorate of Ontario in 2017 to oversee compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and its accessibility standards.

Enhance content quality, work towards accessibility compliance, drive search engine traffic, meet data privacy requirements, and measure website performance and ROI — all from a single platform.

All public sector organizations, and businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees must submit their 2017 accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2017.

increasing the rate of accessibility compliance report filing among organizations with 20 or more employees;

On June 21, 2017, the Ontario Accessibility Directorate tabled the accessibility compliance and enforcement report for 2016.

In accordance with the Customer Service Standards, Organizations with 50 or more employees must complete and submit an accessibility compliance report with the Ministry of Economic Development, Employment & Infrastructure by December 31, 2014.

In accordance with the Customer Service Standards, organizations with 20 to 49 employees must complete and submit an accessibility compliance report to the Ministry of Economic Development, Employment & Infrastructure by December 31, 2014.

Failing to complete an Accessibility Compliance Report could result in financial penalties.

If you are a business or non-profit organization with 20 or more employees in Ontario, you must file an Accessibility Compliance Report by December 31, 2017.

To download your Accessibility Compliance Report, click here.

First Accessibility from Test Partners offers a wide range of services to assist companies with all aspects of accessibility compliance.

All public sector organizations, businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees must submit a 2017 accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2017.

More information about the accessibility compliance reports is available on the Ontario «Accessibility Rules for Businesses and Non-Profits» website.

Thus, employers should review AODA requirements, ensure current compliance, and submit their accessibility compliance reports by the end of the year.

Failure to complete an accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2017 may result in substantial financial penalties and could negatively affect the company's reputation.

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Organizations in all sectors (i.e., businesses / non-profits with 20 or more employees, all designated public sector organizations, as well as the Ontario Public Service / Ontario Legislative Assembly) were required to submit an accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2017.

In conducting the P1 activities, a number of compliance trends were observed in the accessibility compliance reports, including:

Eighty - six percent (692) of the designated public sector organizations submitted their accessibility compliance report.

The report adds, that 94 percent of the organizations that submitted an accessibility compliance report in 2017 indicated that they are in full compliance with the Act and its associated accessibility standards.

Performed cross-browser and device testing for web, mobile sites and applications for quality assurance, functionality and Section 508 accessibility compliance

Diana Carnes Technology Accessibility Compliance Coordinator [email protected] Daniel Creech Information, Education, and Licensing Accessibility Compliance Coordinator [email protected] Melissa Vuotto Regulatory Affairs Accessibility Compliance Coordinator [email protected]