A guide for federally regulated employers and service providers on environmental sensitivities and what they need to know.
Environmental sensitivities and scent-free policies
Developing a Workplace Accommodation Policy - A Template for Federally Regulated Employers
This template is for federally regulated employers looking to create their own workplace accommodation policy. A good accommodation policy is key to building an inclusive workplace that respects the unique needs, perspectives and potential of all their team members.
Preventing and addressing workplace harassment and violence
Guide for federally regulated employers to help them develop a human rights-based approach to preventing and addressing workplace harassment and violence, and to meet their obligations under the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Canada Labour Code.
Human rights-based approach to workplace investigations
Guidance and good practices to help federally regulated employers learn more about what is required to conduct workplace investigations in a way that respects people’s human rights and promotes a healthy and inclusive workplace.
Levelling the field : developing a special program under the Canadian Human Rights Act or the Employment Equity Act
This guide sets out best practices for developing special programs under the Canadian Human Rights Act and special measures under the Employment Equity Act. It is intended for federally regulated employers and service providers.
COVID-19 and Mental health in the workplace - A practical guide for employers and employees
While some employers have been able to adapt their operations to create a work-from-home environment for the longer-term, other employers have already or will be obligated to restore operations to a pre-pandemic state.
Horizontal audit on Indigenous employment in the banking and financial sector
This first sector-wide employment equity report uses findings based on the Commission’s new horizontal audit model.
Discrimination – What can I do about it?
The purpose of this guide is to help those who want to prevent or protect themselves from discrimination through the rights established under the Canadian Human Rights Act.