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AODA - (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act)

Trans-United Consultants is committed to diversity and accessibility. This Policy sets out service standards as it relates to people with disabilities.
 

Communicating with Job Candidates or Client Representatives

When communicating in print, Trans-United will take into account the job candidate’s disability. For example, provide information in large print or send an electronic copy of a document that can be read with a screen reader.

Services to Job Candidates with Disabilities

The services of Trans-United are provided in a manner that respects the dignity and independence of job candidates with disabilities.

Integrating services to job candidates with disabilities with those provided to job candidates who do not have disabilities wherever possible and practical.

Job candidates with disabilities are given an opportunity equal to that of job candidatess without disabilities to obtain, use and benefit from the services of Trans-United Consultants.

Assistive, Adaptive and Rehabilitative Devices

A job candidate with a disability may provide their own assistive device for the purpose of obtaining, using and benefiting from the services of Trans-United or Trans-United may offer other measures to assist the job candidate where such other measures are available. It is the responsibility of the job candidate with a disability to ensure that their assistive device is operated safely.
 

Support People and Guide Animals

Job candidates with a disability may enter the office accompanied by a service animal and may keep the service animal with them where the service animal is not otherwise excluded by law.

Job candidates with a disability may enter the office with a support person and have access to their support person while on the premises.

Training

Trans-United Consultants will ensure that all persons to whom this policy applies receive training as required by the Accessibility Standards for Customer Service (Ontario Regulation 429/07) and upon request, ensure the availability of documents, information and communications in accessible formats.

Contact

Trans-United Consultants is committed to provide job placement services to all job candidates. Contact by email or in writing is welcome as Trans-United is open to suggestions and / or service improvements. Trans-United Consultants investigates and responds to any complaints in a timely manner.

Please send an email to Rob Fratric, AODA Officer or write to:

Rob Fratric - AODA Officer
Trans-United Consultants Ltd.
2349 Fairview St., Suite 210
Burlington, Ontario, L7R 2E3