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By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Accessible, accommodation, Accomodation, ADA, AODA, disability, Disabled, disabled community Posted July 23, 2012

Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro by Hand – from the Globe & Mail Saturday June 23 2012

Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro by Hand. DAVID KUMAGAI The Globe and Mail Published Saturday, Jun. 23 2012, 12:00 AM EDT JES comment; This article is a good reminder to look at expanding Diversity and [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Accessible, accessible design, accommodation, ADA, AODA, Blindness, Blindness and wayfinding, Built environments, design, disability, Disabled, disabled community, Duty to Accomodate Posted July 23, 2012

There is a measureable ROI in hiring disabled employees

There is a measurement ROI in hiring disabled employees

In accessibility, Accessible, accessible design, accommodation, Accomodation, ADA, AODA Act Posted July 6, 2012

Source: http://detnews.com Delta Airlines and Detroit Metro Airport will become one of most accessible in the US & Canada

Delta Airlines, Wayne County Airport Authority agreed to improve accessibility at Detroit Metropolitan Airport for people with disabilities. For our readers this shows how regulatory language [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Built environments, compliance, design, Ergnomic Design, ergonomic design, ergonomic standards, Ergonomics, Ergonomics in office design, healthcare, hospitals, human factors, LEED & Ergonomics Posted July 5, 2012

Ergonomics and LEED Certification go Hand in Hand with the new Pilot Credit 44

LEED Certification and the Pilot Credit 44 – Ergonomics Strategy by JE Sleeth, Kartik Vyas, Carrie DeMaeyer OPC Ergonomic Consultants With every new building, new design, redesign, renovation, [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, ADA, AODA Act, compliance Posted June 22, 2012

Why the Airlines in Canada and the US need a Strategic Approach to Accessibility

Why the Airlines in Canada and the US need a Strategic Approach to Accessibility.

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility Posted June 12, 2012

Optimal Performance Accessibility Experts recommends employees play Pulse to Learn about what it is like to be Blind

Optimal Performance Accessibility Experts recommends employees play Pulse to Learn about what it is like to be Blind.

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Accessible, accessible design, ADA, AODA, AODA Training, BAEA does not exist, Built environments, inexperienced accessibility consultants Posted March 14, 2012

If any company in US or Canada promises Certification in Accessible Audits BUYER BEWARE

BUYER BEWARE When you read “Building Accessibility Excellence Program (BAEA) Certification Program; There is no such thing and this certification can be downright [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, accommodation, CSA, Disability Management, JE Sleeth, mental disability, mental health, OPC, psychological health Posted February 29, 2012

Canadian Standards Association’s Review of the Psychological Safety & Health in the Workplace

The CSA Standards for Psychological Safety and Health in the Workplace: As of January 2012 the CSA standards for Psychological Safety and Health in [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, accommodation, CSA, Disability Management, JE Sleeth, mental disability, mental health, OPC, psychological health Posted February 29, 2012

Canadian Standards Association's Review of the Psychological Safety & Health in the Workplace

The CSA Standards for Psychological Safety and Health in the Workplace: As of January 2012 the CSA standards for Psychological Safety and Health in [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, AODA, IAR, Integrated Accessibility Standards, Jane Sleeth, Knoll events, Olga Dosis, OPC Posted February 15, 2012

Olga Dosis to Deliver; What is Next for the AODA; IAS is Here

The AODA is here to stay; the Integrated Accessibility Standards are Next Knoll and OPC are running their quarterly Breakfast Seminar March 13th 8 am-12 pm One of Canada’s leading authorities on [...]

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