Broadly speaking, Canada's Employment Equity Act, SC 1995, c 44, requires certain federally regulated private and public sector employers and contractors to implement
employment equity measures «to correct the conditions of disadvantage in employment experienced by women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities» (s 2).
Not exact matches
Amedore himself raises women's issues with a mailer featuring his college - age daughter that highlights his support for nine of the 10
measures in the women's agenda including pay
equity and ending
employment discrimination.
First, the Public Service Act 103 of 1994 restricts eligibility of
employment in public sector to citizens and permanent residents.13 Second, the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998 prioritises and optimises employment of South African citizens who are previously disadvantaged by apartheid policies in what is termed «Affirmative Action Measures (AA
employment in public sector to citizens and permanent residents.13 Second, the
Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998 prioritises and optimises employment of South African citizens who are previously disadvantaged by apartheid policies in what is termed «Affirmative Action Measures (AA
Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998 prioritises and optimises
employment of South African citizens who are previously disadvantaged by apartheid policies in what is termed «Affirmative Action Measures (AA
employment of South African citizens who are previously disadvantaged by apartheid policies in what is termed «Affirmative Action
Measures (AAM).»
It is important to note that federal
Employment Equity Act already requires these license holders to implement
measures to ensure equitable representation of visible minorities, women, disabled persons, and Aboriginal persons within their operations.
There are some immediate
measures that can be taken — a few are mentioned in the CBA's Ethical Practices Self - Evaluation Tool including having interviewers and lawyers who make hiring decisions receive training on gender and racial stereotypes and the role of unconscious bias in hiring decisions; using written interviewing guidelines; having an
employment equity and diversity hiring policy in place and regularly
measuring diversity performance within the firm.
The larger firms must also «have and implement a workplace
equity policy and action plan» that meets Justice's criteria; and «collect and record information on the representation and
employment status of designated group members within the firm in terms of hiring, promotion, and termination in relation to other employees, and on the
measures taken by the firm to achieve workplace
equity goals.»