1. One recommended style for pulls on file drawers will always allow for a Power Grip to occur whereby all fingers are used and there is clearance between the handle and the back of the drawer [...]
OPC’s interest in this case and one for Sr Executives to be aware of is employees are expected to take care of disabled relatives more and more as the Health Care System in each province [...]
Ontario CodeNews from Optimal Performance Consultants for January 7 2013! Public Consultation on Building Code Accessibility Requirements Until March 1 2013 to Launch January 2014. Public [...]
My response in Linked In to the HR folks in the Hospitality Group regarding the importnat topic of Workforce Planning; Many employers are not looking at workforce planning as they try to get [...]
An excellent a Timely Blog as this is part of why the AODA is in place for Ontario says Jane Sleeth lead Consultant at Optimal Performance Consultants, experts in Ergonomic and Universal Design. [...]
For those that live in Canada, the topic of Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) has started to become talked about finally by private industry. The legislation which became [...]
On June 3, 2011, the Ontario government released the final Integrated Accessibility Standards regulation (the “Final Regulation”) under the Accessibility for Ontarians with [...]
“Is it ok if I use the word disabled or is the word handicapped better? I have a friend who prefers to use the word handicapped to describe himself”? “I would like to talk to an [...]
Design of Public Spaces in the Built Environment In Ontario Just Released.
Why the Airlines in Canada and the US need a Strategic Approach to Accessibility.
