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Online Webinars
unefoisdetrop.ca
Free online digital training on workplace harassment. This three-part training aims to help you understand and recognize harassment in order to prevent, better manage, and ultimately help eliminate harassment by developing a common grounding.
Respectful Workplace in the Arts
A collection of resources, training, and informative webcasts on various provincial legislation, compiled by the Cultural Human Resources Council (CHRC). The trainers come from different parts of the country and the sector.
Fighting harassment and violence in the circus industry
with Aparté, Juripop’s one-stop, confidential, and independent resource
July 23, 2020
Against harassment and violence in the circus environment
with CAVAC and GAIHST
August 25, 2020
Crisis Management Communications
with the NATIONAL Public Relations Firm
September 3, 2020
Psychological and Sexual Harassment at Work: Zero Tolerance
with Langlois Lawyers
September 3, 2020
Workplace Harassment: How to Prevent, Support, and Intervene
with the Ordre des conseillers en ressources humaines agréés (CRHA)
September 3, 2020
RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYERS
Government of Canada
As of January 1, 2021, the federal anti-harassment and violence legislation and regulations will come into force. Federally regulated employers will be required to make their workplaces free from harassment and violence. For more information on how employers must protect their employees from harassment and violence in the workplace, see Employer Obligations.
Commission for Standards, Equity, Health, and Safety at Work
Several resources for employers and employees, including a model policy on psychological or sexual harassment in the workplace and complaint handling.
Toolkit for Managers (HR Practices)
Contains several resources (guides, videos, training) on preventing harassment in the workplace.
RESOURCES FROM THE ORDER OF CHARTERED HUMAN RESOURCES CONSULTANTS (CRHA)
• Guide to Harassment-Free Workplaces
• Guide – What to Do in the Event of a Harassment Complaint
• 14 Resources on Sexual Harassment
• 64 Resources on Psychological Harassment
RESOURCES OF THE CRIME VICTIM SUPPORT CENTERS (CAVAC)
CAVACs provide frontline services to any victim of a crime and their loved ones, as well as to witnesses of a crime. CAVAC assistance is available whether or not the perpetrator of the crime is identified, arrested, prosecuted, or convicted.
• Trained to support you (up-to-date general information)
• Talk about it (the possible consequences following a criminal act)
• YouTube channel of the CAVAC Network
• CAVAC application: You will find all kinds of information there, including tools to reduce anxiety