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ARTICLE · 16 JUNE 2020

Combatting Racism In Employment

With racial injustice uprisings in the US, and similar demonstrations taking place Canada-wide, racial inequalities and injustice are top of mind.

CanadaEmployment and HR

With racial injustice uprisings in the US, and similar demonstrations taking place Canada-wide, racial inequalities and injustice are top of mind.

Now is the time for institutions to review internal policies and practices to ensure that they are consistent with human rights legislation and promote equality in employment and diversity and inclusiveness in the workplace. To this end, employers should:

1. Review their human rights policy

  • Is it current with recent changes to human rights legislation?
  • Does it allow for a non-intimidating procedure for making complaints?
  • Does it describe a trauma-informed investigative process that provides procedural fairness for all parties?

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