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Human rights and employment
Please note: The dates beside the titles listed below are the dates of the current versions of the information sheets. If you have a previous version of an information sheet (dated earlier than the date below), please discard it and use the current version, which you can link to below.
Pre-employment inquiries (July 2017)
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A recommended guide for pre-employment inquiries (July 2017)
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Employment: Duty to accommodate (July 2017)
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Employment: Releases, severance agreements and human rights law (July 2017)
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Developing and implementing an effective harassment and sexual harassment policy
(February 2012)
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Sample harassment prevention policy (October 2017)
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Harassment as a form of discrimination (July 2017)
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Sexual harassment (October 2017)
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Obtaining and responding to medical information in the workplace:
A summary for employers (October 2009)
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Obtaining and responding to medical information in the workplace:
A summary for employees (October 2009)
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Obtaining and responding to medical information in the workplace:
A summary for doctors (October 2009)
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Revised: November 7, 2017
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