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Action plan laid out in new PCO anti-harassment report encouraging, say union heads

CAPE president Greg Phillips called the report and its associated timelines 'long overdue,' since about 30 per cent of the union's caseload is related to harassment.

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August 22, 2018

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Civil Circles

Action plan laid out in new PCO anti-harassment report encouraging, say union heads

CAPE president Greg Phillips called the report and its associated timelines 'long overdue,' since about 30 per cent of the union's caseload is related to harassment.

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