Workplace Challenges Bullying Harassment and Discrimination

Explore the complex issues of bullying, harassment, and discrimination in the workplace with this insightful webinar from Achkar Law. Gain valuable knowledge on how to identify these behaviours and the steps you can take to address them effectively.
Webinar Overview:
Understanding Bullying: What constitutes workplace bullying, and how can it impact the work environment and employee well-being?
Recognizing Harassment: Learn about the various forms of harassment, including sexual harassment, and the legal frameworks that protect against such behaviours.
Combating Discrimination: Discuss the legal definitions of discrimination, the rights employees have under Ontario law, and effective strategies for combating discrimination in the workplace.
Legal Remedies and Protective Measures: Practical advice on the legal actions available and preventive measures that organizations can implement to foster a safer and more inclusive workplace.
Why This Matters:
Workplace challenges such as bullying, harassment, and discrimination can undermine employee morale, and productivity, and even lead to significant legal consequences for employers. This webinar is designed to empower both employees and employers with the tools to create a respectful and legally compliant work environment.
If you're experiencing or witnessing bullying, harassment, or discrimination at work, or need guidance on how to prevent these issues, Achkar Law can help.
📞 Call us at 1-800-771-7882 or visit our contact form at hubs.ly/Q02jG2tr0 to schedule a consultation. Protect your rights and foster a positive workplace with expert legal support.
Legal Disclaimer:
This video is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Employment laws vary by jurisdiction and situation. For personalized advice on handling workplace challenges, please consult with an employment lawyer.
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