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Human Rights at Work, Third Edition

Human Rights at Work, Third Edition    
Format Softcover
Catalogue No. 978-0-7798-1698-9
Pages 284
Language English; Aussi disponible en français
Price $50.00
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Prepared by the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC), Commission ontarienne des droits de la personne, (CHRC).
Published by Carswell, 2008.

Description:

Human Rights at Work has been seen as an essential tool for employers and all partners in the workplace.

This edition includes an expanded section on how to create a workplace that promotes the values of the Ontario Human Rights Code (the Code). The book has also been re-organized and expanded to guide employers in their efforts to proactively comply with the Code at all stages of employment, from advertising to discipline right through to retirement and termination.

Human Rights at Work helps employers create an environment where each employee’s rights are respected and human rights complaints are prevented or fairly resolved. This kind of human rights compliance is not just a legal requirement. It is also a wise business practice.

Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Introducing the Ontario Human Rights Code:
    • the context for interpreting the Code
    • how the Code prevails over other laws
    • how the Code is set up
  • Principles and concepts:
    • right to equal treatment without discrimination
    • what is "discrimination"?
    • grounds of discrimination (definitions and scope of protection)
    • legal responsibility for human rights at work
    • who is protected at work?
  • Human rights issues in all stages of employment:
    • creating a workplace that complies with the Code
    • setting job requirements
    • advertising
    • designing application forms
    • interviewing and making hiring decisions
    • requesting job-related sensitive information
    • pay, benefits, dress codes and other issues
    • meeting the accommodation needs of employees on the job
    • more about disability-related accommodation
    • training, promotions and advancement
    • managing performance and discipline
    • resolving human rights issues in the workplace
    • ending the employee relationship
  • Conclusion
  • Appendices and other resources
  • Index
Human Rights at Work is endorsed by the Human Resources Professionals Association.

 
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