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Ontario’s new Accessibility Standard for Customer Service is not about physical changes to your premises — it’s simply about providing good customer service to everyone. Chances are, you’re already making the effort to ensure your organization is providing accessible customer service to people with disabilities.

Find out what you need to do

Starting January 1, 2012, accessible customer service comes into effect for all Ontario businesses and organizations with one or more employee.

There are two things you need to do:

  • create your plan
  • train your staff.

Step 1: Create your plan

Here's a guide to get you started and a template you can fill in.

Step 2: Train your staff

Get tools to help you train staff who serve customers or create customer service plans.

Your Customer Service Toolkit

Have you already gone through the steps?

Here's a shortcut to the tools you need.

Question?

Call: 1-866-515-2025

TTY: 1-800-268-7095

Have you already completed everyting? Here's a checklist to make sure you're ready.

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Getting Started

This will help you:

  • understand the Accessibility Standard for Customer Service and what you need to do
  • create your plan on accessible customer service
  • train your staff.

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Template Plan

Becoming accessible means developing plans on how your organization will provide service to customers with disabilities. Here is a sample plan to help guide you.

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Checklist

Review this checklist to make sure you’ve done everything.

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