What is the obligation of an employer to adequately address and respond to allegations of Code Code-related discrimination and harassment in the workplace?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Morgan v. Herman Miller Canada Inc., 2013 HRTO 650 (CanLII):

Laskowska v. Marineland of Canada Inc., 2005 HRTO 30, discusses the obligation of an employer to adequately address and respond to allegations of Code-related discrimination and harassment in the workplace.

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