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ARTICLE · 17 MARCH 2017

Prime Minister Speaks Out On Workplace Harassment

As the RCMP gears up to launch a campaign to address multiple allegations of harassment in their workplaces...

CanadaEmployment and HR

As the RCMP gears up to launch a campaign to address multiple allegations of harassment in their workplaces, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has thrown his support behind the initiative. Calgary residents may already be aware of the ongoing workplace harassment inquest being conducted both here and elsewhere in the nation. Prime Minister Trudeau has spoken out about the initiative, calling workplace harassment "unacceptable" at any Canadian establishment, including the armed forces, the RCMP and even Parliament. 

The Prime Minister has been asked about his level of confidence in current RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson, who has been the subject of some scrutiny as the allegations of harassment of officers and workers have mounted in previous months. Trudeau's comments highlighting his own "zero-tolerance" policies against sexual assault and harassment included Paulson. Trudeau was quoted as saying Paulson was on board with any initiative to halt bullying and other forms

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