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Guidelines for Canadian Employers Accommodating Religious Beliefs and Disabilities on Vaccinations (Video)

By Jeremy Hann, Matthew De Lio & Alessandra Fusco on October 26, 2021
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As companies call employees back to the physical workplace, more employers are electing to implement mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies to keep employees safe. In turn, some employees are seeking accommodations for disabilities or sincerely held religious beliefs that may prevent them from being vaccinated. What should Canadian employers keep top of mind when handling these requests?

Baker McKenzie’s Labour and Employment lawyers share guidelines for Canadian employers to consider as they encounter requests for accommodations from mandatory vaccination policies.

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