The Racism-Free Workplace Strategy assists employers, primarily covered under the Employment Equity Act, with the implementation of creative solutions to resolve challenges in the recruitment, retention and advancement of Aboriginal workers.
1 Day Workshop
A collection of best practices, tools and methods in Aboriginal human resource management has been assembled in a one-day facilitated workshop to help employers advance Aboriginal inclusion in their organizations. The purpose of these workshops is to provide managers with the knowledge and critical skills required to work with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal employees to create a truly inclusive workplace. The Aboriginal inclusion strategies assembled will help position your organization as an employer-of-choice for Aboriginal talent.
The Racism Free Workplace Strategy and the Aboriginal Human Resource Council are proud to present these training sessions designed specifically to meet the needs of employers that are federally regulated under the Legislated Employment Equity Program and under the Federal Contractors Program.
The Council and the Racism Free Workplace Strategy are committed to promote a fair and inclusive workplace, free of discriminatory barriers to the employment and advancement of Aboriginal Peoples. Researched and developed over several years, and built with employers for employers, the Mastering Aboriginal Inclusion workshop includes a rich ensemble of best practices, tools and case studies. The training sessions will guide employers through the business case for Aboriginal inclusion, provide a history of Aboriginal culture, explore cross-cultural issues, help identify urban and rural Aboriginal talent and provides strategies to successfully recruit, retain, and advance Aboriginal employees.
The Racism Free Workplace Strategy is pleased to partner with the council to bring the Mastering Aboriginal Inclusion workshop to your organization.
This program is only available to Federal Contractors Program and Legislated Employment Equity Program companies through Labour: Human Resources & Skills Development Canada-Labour.
