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January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Maybe I'll take a first crack at that. We most recently tried to address it through the development of the workplace violence prevention and protection initiatives. We specifically looked at remote and rural communities in the risk assessment and identified, to answer your poin

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Yes. Through the Human Rights Commission we sit on an employer advisory council. On the council there is a mix of private and public sector organizations. It's a great sharing forum. What we've actually been asked to do...and this happened in I think 2011.

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  They brought in three of our senior human rights representatives—there were also representatives from the RCMP, their human rights specialists, and we work closely with the Canadian Forces as well—to help them learn from the things we're doing within our workplace. I think ther

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Yes, that's a great question. First off, I don't know if other departments are offering longer training. The e-learning course that we offer is an hour long. We estimate that it takes about an hour. The classroom training that we offer to the new hires of CUPW and PSAC is part o

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Yes. I would say the types of training they received.... Actually some of these employees we have are now at the point of training other individuals. They are engaged by the Human Rights Commission. They are trained in particular in harassment. Certainly when you have training or

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  I will answer that by way of saying that when an allegation comes forward and it's founded, obviously there are measures taken as it relates to the workplace and as it relates to the individual who is the harasser. For those individuals who are impacted, and again I'll go to our

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Yes, certainly, I would say in the external environment for our delivery agents who are out on the streets on a day-to-day basis, I think a big thing about sexual harassment, unwanted advances, is understanding what it is in the first place. That's certainly what we do with our e

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Yes. The mailer was actually to our employees.

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  Yes. It wasn't out to the public.

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  One of the things we certainly attempt to do is to engage the employees with each other, but to your point about where it can be very difficult to do so, we do use mediation. Where we have willing participants and the situation suits mediation, we will use it. I mentioned earli

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  You're right.

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby

Status of Women committee  With regard to their under-reporting, I've been thinking about it since you asked the question. I would say no, for a number of reasons, recognizing that for some individuals, it is very difficult to come forward with allegations of sexual harassment. I say that because we have

January 31st, 2013Committee meeting

Amanda Maltby