Small businesses smart to meet AODA requirements

Small business in the Toronto area are encouraged to be proactive when it comes to complying with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. Making businesses accessible to everyone is not only a way to empower the community but it is also a smart business move as it will increase the amount of customers.

Entrepreneurs in the area should also consider running their business operations out of Toronto self storage, as units are available to supplement the high cost of office space.

Under the AODA, business are required to create a plane for disabled people with service animals and devices that offer assistance, like wheelchairs or canes, providing easy accessibility or even alternatives like deliveries or carry-outs.

The Toronto City Council has not approved its 2013 budget and by not doing so, a number of city and provincial fees are set to kick in on January 1. With costs expected to increase in the coming year, businesses will need to take advantage of any money saving tools available.

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