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Building civility and respect into your organization’s DNA

Description: Hear from guest speakers Sharone Bar-David, a leading expert on workplace incivility, and Emma Pavlov, Senior Vice President at Canada’s largest health care organization. Both share their enlightening perspectives on Civility and Respect, identified as key to creating healthy work environments in the National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. Our guests share indispensable information, fundamental dilemmas and best practices related to workplace incivility (those seemingly insignificant rude behaviours that exist in every workplace) and other essential respect-related issues.

Guest Speakers:

  • Sharone Bar‐David, LLB MSW President, Bar‐David Consulting
  • Emma Pavlov, MBA Senior Vice President, HR and Organizational Development University Health Network.

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