Difference between revisions of "Employment Law Issues (9:V)"

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Though generally employers are prohibited from discriminating against employees, it is permitted if the discrimination is required due to a bona fide occupational requirement (ss 11, 13).   
Though generally employers are prohibited from discriminating against employees, it is permitted if the discrimination is required due to a bona fide occupational requirement (ss 11, 13).   


IF it appears that the employee has been discriminated against based on a prohibited ground, see [[Remedies in Employment Law (9:VI)#C. The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal | Section VI.F.1: Discrimination in Employment]] of this chapter for basic information on remedies for discrimination, or see [[BC Human Rights Code (6:III)#C. The Complaint Process | Chapter 6: Human Rights, Section III.C: The Complaint Process]] for more detailed information.   
IF it appears that the employee has been discriminated against based on a prohibited ground, see [[{{PAGENAME}}#1. Discrimination in Employment | Section V.F.1: Discrimination in Employment]] of this chapter for basic information on remedies for discrimination, or see [[BC Human Rights Code (6:III)#C. The Complaint Process | Chapter 6: Human Rights, Section III.C: The Complaint Process]] for more detailed information.   


Federally regulated employees are covered by the ''Canadian Human Rights Act''.  
Federally regulated employees are covered by the ''Canadian Human Rights Act''.