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Record 1 1992-12-17

English

Subject field(s)
  • Federal Administration
CONT

It is the policy of the government to provide technical aids, attendant and other specialized services to ensure that the identified employment-related needs of employees with disabilities are met, within reason. This is to eliminate barriers that would obstruct their employment opportunities in the Public Service.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Administration fédérale
CONT

Le gouvernement a pour politique de fournir des aides techniques, des services auxiliaires ou d'autres services spécialisés afin de veiller à ce que les besoins liés à l'emploi des employés handicapés qui auront été spécifiés soient satisfaits de façon raisonnable, éliminant ainsi les obstacles à leur emploi au sein de la fonction publique.

OBS

Manuel du Conseil du Trésor / Ressources humaines.

Spanish

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