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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2022

Gender Identity And Gender Expression: Things Employers Should Know

On April 26, 2022, members of Cox & Palmer's Regional Employment & Labour group presented a webinar titled "Hot Topics in Human Resources: Spring 2022" which included the subtopic of Gender Identity and Gender Expression.

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On April 26, 2022, members of Cox & Palmer's Regional Employment & Labour group presented a webinar titled "Hot Topics in Human Resources: Spring 2022" which included the subtopic of Gender Identity and Gender Expression.

With Pride Month on the horizon, we wanted to continue the conversation and provide employers with further insight on how to adequately support employees whose gender identity or gender expression does not align with conventional social expectations for their birth-assigned sex.

Gender Identity and Gender Expression

Gender Identity and Gender Expression are prohibited grounds of discrimination in employment under both federal and provincial human rights legislation. This means that employers cannot discriminate against employees and job candidates on these grounds. Although the legislation does not provide definitions for Gender Identity and Gender Expression, adjudicators, as well as publications from human rights tribunals throughout Canada,

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