Our speakers will reflect on the experience of these 30 years in
Federal Employment Equity and discuss what challenges we continue to face in reducing employment barriers for marginalized groups in Canada.
Obviously, the ITAR are direct and intentional challenges to Canadian citizenship, employment, multiculturalism and civil rights laws since almost all individuals affected are members of visible minorities as defined by Canada's
federal Employment Equity Act (EEA).
Furthermore, many companies in Quebec and Ontario, where the aerospace industry is vibrant, are recipients of federally approved contracts and bound by the Federal Contractors Program to ensure compliance with
the federal employment equity policy.
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.
However, as Andrea Williams noted in her paper for my Feminist Legal Theory class, the Plan has had mixed results in achieving its employment equity goals, likely due to the same lack of enforcement mechanisms identified in respect of
the federal Employment Equity Act.
Not exact matches
Another source we could use is the
federal government's annual reports on the
Employment Equity Act, which contains data on federally regulated workplaces of 100 + employees.
Employment equity is mandated for federal employers pursuant to the Employment Equity Act which mandates reporting requirements with respect to the number of visible minorities, including
equity is mandated for
federal employers pursuant to the
Employment Equity Act which mandates reporting requirements with respect to the number of visible minorities, including
Equity Act which mandates reporting requirements with respect to the number of visible minorities, including women.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYMENT Equal opportunity employment is an important goal and is in line with the employment equity goals of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, existing Federal employment legislation, and the Human Ri
EMPLOYMENT Equal opportunity
employment is an important goal and is in line with the employment equity goals of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, existing Federal employment legislation, and the Human Ri
employment is an important goal and is in line with the
employment equity goals of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, existing Federal employment legislation, and the Human Ri
employment equity goals of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, existing
Federal employment legislation, and the Human Ri
employment legislation, and the Human Rights Code.
The Canadian Human Rights Commission has other areas of responsibility such as providing public education, monitoring and conducting research related to discrimination, and enforcing the
Employment Equity Act, which applies to
federal employers with over 100 employees.
The Canadian Human Rights Act and the
Employment Equity Act provide that the principles of non-discrimination and of equal opportunity be followed in areas of
federal jurisdiction, such as:
Workers for employers who fall under
federal jurisdiction are also protected by human rights legislation in accordance with the Canadian Human Rights Act («CHRA «-RRB- and the
Employment Equity Act («EAA»).
Our
employment law team is experienced in many areas, including: • Restrictive Covenants, Covenants Not to Compete and Non-Solicitation Agreements • Wage and Hour Law Compliance and Violations • Employment and Severance Agreements • Employment Litigation • Employee Handbooks, Policies and Procedures • Hiring, Discipline and Termination • Employment Discrimination and Workplace Investigations • Federal and State Family and Medical Leave Statutes • Compensation Strategies, Employee Benefits and Equity Based Compensation Plans • Risk Management Training Guidance for Employers • Independent Contractor and Employee Clas
employment law team is experienced in many areas, including: • Restrictive Covenants, Covenants Not to Compete and Non-Solicitation Agreements • Wage and Hour Law Compliance and Violations •
Employment and Severance Agreements • Employment Litigation • Employee Handbooks, Policies and Procedures • Hiring, Discipline and Termination • Employment Discrimination and Workplace Investigations • Federal and State Family and Medical Leave Statutes • Compensation Strategies, Employee Benefits and Equity Based Compensation Plans • Risk Management Training Guidance for Employers • Independent Contractor and Employee Clas
Employment and Severance Agreements •
Employment Litigation • Employee Handbooks, Policies and Procedures • Hiring, Discipline and Termination • Employment Discrimination and Workplace Investigations • Federal and State Family and Medical Leave Statutes • Compensation Strategies, Employee Benefits and Equity Based Compensation Plans • Risk Management Training Guidance for Employers • Independent Contractor and Employee Clas
Employment Litigation • Employee Handbooks, Policies and Procedures • Hiring, Discipline and Termination •
Employment Discrimination and Workplace Investigations • Federal and State Family and Medical Leave Statutes • Compensation Strategies, Employee Benefits and Equity Based Compensation Plans • Risk Management Training Guidance for Employers • Independent Contractor and Employee Clas
Employment Discrimination and Workplace Investigations •
Federal and State Family and Medical Leave Statutes • Compensation Strategies, Employee Benefits and
Equity Based Compensation Plans • Risk Management Training Guidance for Employers • Independent Contractor and Employee Classification
The budget also proposes changes to the
federal pay
equity regime and online reporting of pay information filed under the Employment Equit
equity regime and online reporting of pay information filed under the
Employment EquityEquity Act.