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HR Conference 2010 Rankings

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Descriptions for Workshops:

Human Rights 101

  • What is meant by Human Rights and Equity Rights?
  • How are Human Rights obtained and maintained?
  • Human Rights and Equity within the workplace

Duty to Accommodate

  • Examine the basics on the Duty to Accommodate
  • Explore employer obligations and workers’ rights 
  • Examine best practices and develop strategies and actions to take back to the workplaces to ensure that workers are properly accommodated

Exposing Isms and Oppressions

  • Exposing Oppression and answering back
  • We are all Allies
  • How to work with Allies?

Activism Made Easy

  • How does one engage in activism?
  • Why should the union get involved in society?
  • Making the links between union and community activism

Descriptions for Round Tables

Women’s Committees

  • Place in the PSAC structure
  • Two primary campaigns for women’s committees
  • Setting up a new women’s committee

Aboriginal Elder

  • Aboriginal community in Saskatchewan

United Nations and Human Rights

  • UN Declaration of Human Rights
  • UN declaration on Indigenous People’s Rights - UN declaration for Persons with Disability Rights
  • UN Day of Peace Sept 21

Duty to Accommodate

  • What is Duty to Accommodate
  • How does it apply
  • Where to get further information

Water

  • Water in Canada
  • Politics of water
  • Water campaigns

International Solidarity – Social Justice Fund

  • Why do we do international work
  • What is the Social Justice Fund

Getting informed about Human Rights

  • where does one get the most up to date info on Human Rights
  • Web sites and newspapers
  • how does one filter out the noise

Indigenous Sovereignty

  • What does Indigenous Sovereignty mean
  • Historical perspective
  • Present day reality of land claims

Local Human Right Officer

  • Why a Human Rights Officer – top 10 reasons
  • What does an HR officer do i.e. equity plan
  • Interesting alternatives to engage in the local
  • Activities and Education opportunities

Pride Issues

  • Where is the LGBT community today – legally
  • Does legal advancement matter if society has not caught up
  • Trans rights

Human Rights Commission

  • What does it do
  • Interesting advances through the HRC
  • What does the HRC not do

Employment Equity Plans

  • How does PSAC equity differ from EEA
  • What is an EEP
  • Does each local, region, dept have one

 

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