Nicholas

"Inaccessible Inclusion: Privacy, Disclosure and Accommodation of Mental Illness in the Workplace", 5:1 Canadian Journal of Human Rights 97, 2016 CanLIIDocs 69

Author describes the reluctance of many employees to disclose thier mental health diagnoses due to workplace stigmatization; examines whether currently prescribed by Canadian law affords proper accommodation to such individuals; outlines the need for a seperation between institutional inclusion and social inclusion within the process.