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BFOR
(redirected from Bona fide occupational requirement)

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BFORBona Fide Occupational Requirement
BFORBridgestone Firestone Off Road Tire Company (est. 1994)
BForBachelor of Forestry
BFORBalkan Fiber Optic Ring


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Ultimately, KBR's drug testing policy did not qualify as a bona fide occupational requirement, and the Court ordered "KBR to cease the contravention of the Act and to refrain in the future from committing the same or any similar contravention.
In jurisdictions where there is legislated protection from discrimination based on a pardoned criminal conviction, provisions allow the employer to consider a criminal conviction if the employer can establish that it is a bona fide occupational requirement for an employee not to have a criminal record.
Another proposed New Brunswick amendment will replace the bona fide occupational requirement exceptions in the Human Rights Act with a single exception that lists all grounds of discrimination and applies to all of its activities.
 
 
 
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