The B-C Government brought in new legislation this year around bullying in the workplace. The province is the fifth in Canada to tackle workplace bullying. There’s nothing similar in the Yukon. Robyn Durling is with Bully Free BC and follows developments south of the border and beyond.
via CBC.ca | A New Day | Bullying in Workplace pt3.
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