Beyond AODA Compliance: Disability Inclusive Hiring Webinar 

October 16, 2024 11:00AM - 12:00PM

• Elevate Your Business with Disability Inclusive Hiring Practices!

  We’re unveiling a transformative way of making Ontario workplaces accessible and inclusive. It’s called Beyond AODA Compliance — Disability Inclusive Hiring. And you're invited to attend one of the sessions hosted by the Ontario Disability Employment Network (ODEN) to find out about it!

  Join us and learn about this innovative training module with practical tools and success stories that will help you:

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• Address compliance misconceptions about the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
• Understand disability and how it impacts your consumer base
•  Discover how inclusive hiring practices enhance business outcomes and foster positive workplace cultures.

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• Insights into common accessibility barriers faced by job seekers and employees who have a disabilities
• Strategies for fostering disability awareness and confidence among employers.
• Real-life examples showcasing the benefits of a diverse and inclusive workforce.
• Resources ODEN is creating and offering at no cost — all located in one central hub of disability knowledge for businesses across Ontario.

Join and learn how you can champion accessibility and disability inclusion in your organization.

Don’t miss out — register now to secure your spot!

Together, we can create accessible, inclusive workplaces and communities!

Who Should Attend?

• Business Leaders and Executives: CEOs, CFOs, and other senior executives who drive organizational strategy and wish to embed inclusive practices into their corporate culture.
• Human Resources Professionals: HR managers and practitioners responsible for recruitment, diversity initiatives, and employee relations.
• Compliance Officers: Professionals tasked with ensuring regulatory compliance and seeking to deepen their understanding of AODA requirements.
• Community Leaders: Individuals passionate about promoting accessibility and inclusion within their local communities.
• Educators and Trainers: Those involved in disability awareness and confidence training within educational institutions or corporate training settings.

By attending this event, participants will not only gain essential knowledge and skills but also contribute to building more inclusive and equitable workplaces and communities.

ASL interpretation and closed captioning will be provided for this event.