employee's responsibility

Frustration of contract, absenteeism, modified duties, bundling work, creating new position.

Contrasts two cases of non disclosure until after termination, with different results in respect to whether the employer was required to accommodate the employee. Context is important.

Outlines what is required by an employee to disclose as part of the accommodation process, as well as the employer's duty to maintain privacy of medical documents provided. 

Discusses case of Bellehumeur v Windsor Factory Supply Ltd, ONCA, in which a terminated employee subsequently discloses a disability - decision states that no discrimination had occurred and employer's have a right to take disciplinary action as required.