'Ontario human rights commission' presentation slideshows

Return to Work and the WSIB: What Advocates Need to Know

Return to Work and the WSIB: What Advocates Need to Know. Your Legal Rights webinar August 2013 IAVGO Community Legal Clinic . Overview. The basics. The basic 3 stages. The Workplace Safety and Insurance Act (s. 40) imposes return to work cooperation obligations on workers and employers.

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The Ontario Human Rights Code

The Ontario Human Rights Code. Equal rights and opportunities without discrimination. In the past?. Today we will look at . A short bit of history About the Code and who it protects What to do if discriminated against How to spot discrimination . Preamble to the Ontario Human Rights Code.

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The Protection of Religious Minorities in Canada: Maintaining our Human Rights Frameworks

The Protection of Religious Minorities in Canada: Maintaining our Human Rights Frameworks. January 18, 2011 Professor ColleenSheppard. Presentation Outline. 1. Equality and Non-discrimination on the basis of Religion: Early Developments

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AntI-Racial profiling Training Materials: THE MYTHS

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Preconception, Pregnancy and the Workplace

Preconception, Pregnancy and the Workplace. Knowledge is Power!. If you and your partner are planning a family or are pregnant, the following slides will provide information on how to decrease your risk of exposure to reproductive hazards during your working hours.

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Human Rights Chapter 5 Pages 110-121

Human Rights Chapter 5 Pages 110-121. Terms to Know. Human rights : the right to receive equal treatment, to be free from prohibited discrimination and harassment, and to have access to places, services and opportunities.

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Protections for non-citizens and Immigrants in the Ontario Human Rights Code

Protections for non-citizens and Immigrants in the Ontario Human Rights Code. Shaheen Azmi, Acting Director, Policy, Education, Monitoring, and Outreach, Ontario Human Rights Commission Who Belongs? Rights, Benefits, Obligations and Immigration Status Canadian Civil Liberties Association

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Intersectionality of Identities

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Social Housing

Social Housing. Definitions. Landlord: a person who owns a property and rents it to someone else Rent: A tenant's regular payment to a landlord for the use of property or land . Private housing: land or belongings owned by a person or group and kept for their exclusive use

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Administrative Law Chapter 13 Notice and Discovery Audi Alteram Partem (Hear the Other Side) David J. Mullan

Administrative Law Chapter 13 Notice and Discovery Audi Alteram Partem (Hear the Other Side) David J. Mullan. By: Heddy Cordova. Introduction. The rules of Procedural Fairness (Natural Justice) are divided into two separate categories:

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Best Practices

Best Practices . Since the burden of dealing with unrepresented litigants falls most heavily on trial courts. Courts of appeal should be careful not to make this task even more difficult by being overly critical of attempts to assist the litigants and to move the process along .

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