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Bullying and Harassment

Non-physical violence takes a toll on the mental and physical health of those affected. Allowing even minor bullying and harassment degrades the work environment and causes rifts in our community. It is important to take diminishing and degrading language seriously.

District Policy on Bullying and Harassment

  • Bullying and Harassment Complaint Form

CUPE Stop Harassment Guide

WorkSafe BC Bullying and Harassment Resources

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