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AUDIO CONFERENCE
Dealing with Workplace Harassment,
Violence, and Threats
- MODERATORS -
  
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Matthew Certosimo

Employer Counsel
Borden Ladner Gervais
 
EnlargeAnne Gregory

Union Counsel
UFCW, Local 832

EXPERTS —
  
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Peggy O’Brien

Employer Counsel
Lawson Lundell
  
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Perry Sirota

Sirota Psychological Services
  
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David Yazbeck

Counsel
Raven, Allen, Cameron, Ballantyne & Yazbeck LLP/s.r.l.
 

THE ISSUES:

Some of the questions addressed:

  • What responsibilities do employers have to protect employees?

  • How do you recognize and identify signs of workplace bullying and harassment? Are there preventative measures that can be taken? Workplace policies? Training?

  • How should employers and unions respond to incidents of violence, harassment and threats in the workplace?

  • Is zero tolerance or progressive discipline the preferred approach of arbitrators?

  • What types of penalties can be imposed on perpetrators?

  • Does an employer have a duty to accommodate troubled employees through referral to an Employee Assistance Program or an anger management course?

  • What remedies are available to victims from human rights tribunals/arbitrators?

  • What obligations do unions have in situations involving workplace violence and harassment?

 
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