Governmental maternity and parental leave policies safeguard against discrimination. Said policies prohibit the dismissal, demotion, or suspension of employees who…
Read MoreDiversity and inclusion resources are used to help individuals and organizations learn how to truly achieve inclusivity. This includes acknowledging…
Read MoreMay is Indigenous History Month in Canada and National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21st. This month and day is a…
Read MoreMay is Asian Heritage Month in Canada. This month and beyond, we aim to recognize and celebrate the valuable contributions of Asian…
Read MoreIn the first part of our Gender-Based Analysis (GBA Plus) Blog Series, we examined the following: What is Gender-inclusive language?…
Read MoreGender-based Analysis Plus (formerly known as GBA+, now GBA Plus) is an analytical process created by the Government of Canada…
Read MoreThis article is published in CPA Canada. How companies recruit those with disabilities—both visible and invisible—is a priority, given the…
Read MoreThis article is published in the Globe and Mail. FoodShare Toronto recently started paying interviewees for their time to…
Read MoreCEC was featured in Salon Magazine's May 2022 edition on The Diversity Difference. With diversity being top of mind for…
Read MoreRacism and antiracism in the workplace is an important topic. By asking questions such as: what is antiracism? Why is…
Read MoreMay is a month of celebration and awareness for the LGBTQIA2S+ communities, with days such as International Day Against Homophobia,…
Read MoreMay is a month of celebration and awareness with the month dedicated to occasions such as Asian Heritage Month, Canadian…
Read MoreEvery worker deserves a safe and supportive workplace, free of sexual harassment and sexual violence. While we work towards this…
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