Regina city workers union looks to overturn WCB workplace sexual harassment decision
Arnott said this stemmed from one situation, but noted that the city’s own harassment policy says remedies can obtained through the human right code.
Arnott said it’s not uncommon for damages to be paid out through the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, noting that this system has been going on for a long time.Trending NowStory continues below advertisement The release sent by CUPE 21 said harassment based on a number of characteristics is an ongoing issue facing the union and the City of Regina outside workers.
“That’s like the cornerstone of what it means to be Canadian, right, is this human rights. It’s what we hold up as the ideals of who we are as a people. And when our human rights are up for grabs? I feel deeply uncomfortable with that, and I feel everyone should be deeply uncomfortable with that.”City of Regina fined $100K following safety violation with provincial court ruling
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