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Scent Sensitivities

4 published works

  1. Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog

    Poor Sense of Smell May Signal Impending Dementia

    By Gerry W. Beyer

    While there are a few benefits to decreased olfactory sensitivity, researchers have determined that a difficulty identifying certain smells may be early an indicator of dementia. In a study of…

  2. Disability, Leave & Health Management Blog

    Employer Comes Up Smelling Like Roses in Reasonable Accommodation Case: Court Reminds Employee That She Can’t Always Get What She Wants

    By Jackson Lewis P.C.

    An employer's failure to provide a fragrance-free work environment does not equate to a failure to provide a reasonable accommodation or an adverse action against an employee, according to the…

  3. Global Workplace Insider

    Scents and Sensibility in Canadian Workplaces

    By John Mastoras

    When is an employee discriminated against because of odours in the workplace?  In the recent decision of Gillis and Nova Scotia (Public Service Commission), Re, (http://canlii.ca/t/gncqd), the Nova Scotia Labour…

  4. Global Workplace Insider

    Passing the smell test: The duty accommodate employees with scent sensitivities

    By Gabriel Granatstein

    The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal recently considered the types of accommodations employers are required to make with regard The employee, a teacher with the Coquitlam School District, filed a…