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Difference between revisions of "The Basic Recourse Process under CCALA"

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| width="20%" | Retaliation  (irrespective of who raises the concern). Non specific
| width="20%" | Retaliation  (irrespective of who raises the concern). Non specific
| width="20%" | Retaliation – licensee or other person cannot negatively affect service to a resident, <br/>as a result of an abuse report, or intention to make a report  
| width="20%" | Retaliation – licensee or other person cannot negatively affect service to a resident, <br/>as a result of an abuse report, or intention to make a report  
| width="20%" |* Having identity disclosed (as a reporter)  
| width="20%" | * Having identity disclosed (as a reporter)  
*Threats,  intimidation,  coercion  
*Threats,  intimidation,  coercion  
*Being penalized (pecuniary or otherwise)  
*Being penalized (pecuniary or otherwise)  
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| width="20%" | '''Staff are protected against'''
| width="20%" | '''Staff are protected against'''
| width="20%" | (see CCALA)
| width="20%" | (see CCALA)
| width="20%" |* No action or other proceeding if a report is made in good faith.
| width="20%" | * No action or other proceeding if a report is made in good faith.
* Licensee must not take action against employee or agent for reporting
* Licensee must not take action against employee or agent for reporting
| width="20%" |* Having identity disclosed (as a reporter)   
| width="20%" | * Having identity disclosed (as a reporter)   
* Employment or professional repercussions  
* Employment or professional repercussions  
* Being penalized (pecuniary or otherwise)  
* Being penalized (pecuniary or otherwise)  
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