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Ontario adjusted its return-to-office rules for FIFA World Cup traffic. Why are disability accommodations treated differently?
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A temporary exemption let Ontario public servants work from home during the World Cup. (Unsplash)
Ontario adjusted its return‑to‑office rules for FIFA World Cup traffic. Why are disability accommodations treated differently?
Published: July 30, 2026 12.23pm EDT
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In Ontario, thousands of public servants seeking flexible work arrangements have encountered significant barriers.
After the government announced that all public service employees would return to full-time in-person work as of January, more than 16,000 members of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union…
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