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Developing Vision Standards for the Canadian Forces: Seeing All That They Can See

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Abstract

According to both the Canadian Human Rights Act and the American Disabilities Act, a valid vision standard is one that establishes through objective means, a minimum level of vision required by the essential tasks of an occupation. Such a standard must be set to ensure that the necessary visual qualifications are met to preserve good job performance and public safety without unnecessarily excluding qualified applicants.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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