physical injury
"Getting Frustration of Contract Right - What Happens if a Worker Fails to Provide Medical Documentation to Support Their Ability To Work" Canadian Human Rights Reporter
The employee needs to communicate more than a desire to return to work. The employee must demonstrate ability to return to work to trigger the duty to accommodate. The court found that the employer was correct to treat the relationship as being frustrated, when the employee did not supply twice requested medical information.
"Ontario Court Awards Damages under Human Rights Code" Case in Point - Hicks Morely
Court awarded damages for breach of human rights in addition to damages for failure to provide reasonable notice. Held that the employees injury was at least part of the reason for termination and therefore the employee had been discriminated against as well the employer was disingenuous at times failing in its duty to act fairly in dismissing an employee.