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Law Proposed to Help People with Disabilities Find Jobs Across Canada

Disabilities Job Strategy Law

Introduced May 5, 2022
Summary

This proposed law, C-272, is about helping Canadians with disabilities get jobs. It says the government needs to make a national plan. This plan would focus on finding ways to employ more disabled people across the country. This proposed law affects all Canadians with disabilities who are looking for work. It also affects businesses and organizations that could hire them. The government would need to work with disabled people and employers to create the best plan. This proposed law matters because it could help reduce unemployment among disabled people. It could also help businesses find skilled workers. By creating a national plan, the government would be showing that it values the contributions of all Canadians.

Where This Lands on Key Issues

Where this proposed law falls on the policy spectrums that Canadians care about

Taxes & Government SpendingIdentity & Human RightsBusiness & Worker Rules
This bill
Taxes & Government SpendingInvest more in public services

The bill requires the government to develop and implement a strategy, which implies increased government spending to support employment programs for disabled people.

Identity & Human RightsProactive equity and inclusion measures

The bill focuses on improving employment opportunities for people with disabilities, a protected group, indicating a proactive approach to equity and inclusion.

Business & Worker RulesStrengthen worker protections

By aiming to increase employment for disabled people, the bill may lead to regulations or incentives for businesses to hire more workers with disabilities, leaning slightly towards worker protections.

Bill Quality

This bill has not yet been published on the government website.

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