Preventing Harassment and Violence in the Workplace
Preventing Harassment and Violence in the Workplace
Categories: Panel Discussions | Intended for Carleton Community
3rd floor Banquet Room Residence Commons
1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, ON
Contact Information
Nancy Delcellier, 1108, respectandsafety@carleton.ca
Registration
Cost
Free
About this Event
Host Organization: Carleton University Bill 168 Working Group
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As part of Carleton’s ongoing commitment to providing awareness about preventing harassment and violence in the workplace, members of the campus community are invited to this panel discussion which will focus on three fictional scenarios which could be encountered in the workplace. The program includes insight from the panelists, as well as a question and answer period.
Date: Thursday, April 10
Time: 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Location: Residence Commons – third floor banquet room
Please bring your lunch – light refreshments will be available.
Panelists:
Joy Noonan: (APTUS Conflict Solutions Inc.) is a labour mediator and arbitrator who has, since leaving private practice in 2007, conducted over 150 workplace investigations, many of which have involved allegations of bullying and/or workplace harassment. Essentially, Joy is the person who comes in, gets all the evidence and writes the report that answers the question: "Is it or isn't it - and why."
Kae Roberts: Kae Roberts is a 20-year police veteran, Founder of Awakening Wave, Organizational Evolution, a Certified Catalyst CODE Model™ Coach, and NLP Master Practitioner. Kae works in the capacity of a Workplace Wellness Specialist. She has developed the bold and required Human Behavior Education Program™ enhancing legislative driven respectful workplace initiatives and programs. Kae has presented her program concepts in Canada and in the United States in both conference and corporate training settings.
Kate Dupre: Kate Dupre is an associate professor at Carleton University. Her research focuses on occupational health, safety and well-being. More specifically, she conducts research on the personal and familial experience of workplace safety and injuries, how the work-life interface affects personal and organizational outcomes, leadership and well-being, and workplace aggression and mistreatment.
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250 spaces capacity, 181 spot(s) left.