Not exact matches
In March 2001, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit sided with the employer, ruling that the
employee's religious beliefs could not be
accommodated without causing undue hardship to the company.
The memo cites Executive Law § 296 (10)(a), which mandates that
employees religious observances or practices be accomnodated «unless, after engaging in a bona fide effort, the employer demonstrates that it is unable to reasonably
accommodate the
employee's or prospective
employee's sincerely held religious observance or practice...
without undue hardship.»
Failure to
accommodate an
employee's family status can result in awards of damages,
without the necessity of proving any actual monetary loss.
If we forget the fact that MayorFord is an elected official (who apparently can't be removed
without an act of Parliament), he would, if a regular
employee, have a right to be
accommodated under provincial human rights legislation if he was addicted to illegal (or legal) substances and that addiction was the cause of his behaviour.
(b) concludes that the
employee's needs can not be
accommodated without undue hardship on the board.
includes all aspects of religious observance and practice, as well as belief, unless an employer demonstrates that he is unable to reasonably
accommodate to an
employee's or prospective
employee's religious observance or practice
without undue hardship on the conduct of the employer's business
«An employer must examine options to
accommodate an
employee's disability up to the point of undue hardship... If the employer terminates the
employee without exploring and assessing the accommodation options, then the
employee may have the basis for a human rights complaint.»
Can the employer reasonably
accommodate the
employee in some position (existing or created)
without undue delay?
``... there may be another situation where the application of the Afghanistan Guidelines could result in a particular
employee being denied a posting in Afghanistan even though the needs of such person could be
accommodated without imposing an undue hardship on the employer.
«There is simply one question for the purposes of the third step of the test: has the employer «demonstrated that it is impossible to
accommodate individual
employees sharing the characteristics of the claimant
without imposing undue hardship upon the employer»?