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Harassment in the Workplace: It’s our responsibility to act

Description: The #MeToo movement has made people aware of the scale and impact of harassment in the workplace. Be it sexual or psychological, harassment has devastating effects on people, teams, organizations and society. The Mental Health Commission of Canada and Groupe Enterprises en Santé present this webinar to help participants learn more on how to improve harassment prevention practices and promote healthy and safe workplaces.

Guest Speaker:
Manon Poirier, CRHA, director general, Ordre des conseillers en ressources humaines agréés du Québec

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