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September 2015, RooMers Magazine – The Real Market Potential for Hotels Who Adopt Universal Design to Include People with Disabilities by Jane Sleeth The AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians [...]

Recently, I was asked about what employers are doing with sit-stand workstations and this prompted an overview of how I see the UK market at the moment. Whilst subjective, I hope it [...]

If you missed the #BOMAToronto Breakfast Seminar yesterday, this was a well attended event with many questions about the role #FM #BuildOwners #BuildingManagers #A&D must now play. Time for [...]

2 posts published by Guy Osmond during January 2016 Sourced through Scoop.it from: guyosmond.com Need to learn more about ergonomics and evidence based practice of ergonomics and human factors [...]

The REMI Network is a leading news and information source servicing the real estate management industry. Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.reminetwork.com Michelle Ervin attended the sold out [...]

The latest phase of accessibility regulations in Ontario may concern employment standards, but facility managers have a role to play in compliance. Source: How FMs can support employment [...]

Navigating a major metropolis with a disability is tough, but the Paralympics give us the chance to make it work. Sourced through Scoop.it from: theconversation.com See on Scoop.it – Inclusive

Ibis London Earls Court: Disabled room was tired and does not include double beds. – See 3,378 traveller reviews, 705 candid photos, and great deals for Ibis London Earls Court at [...]

BEST WESTERN PLUS Dean Court Hotel: Excellent for disabled guests – See 1,199 traveller reviews, 221 candid photos, and great deals for BEST WESTERN PLUS Dean Court Hotel at TripAdvisor. [...]

HI Client. We have taken the time to review the question your employee was inquiring about relative to adding padding in front of their mouse to “alleviate” wrist pain. The Trackball [...]