BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20190926T150000Z DTEND:20190926T180000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Make It Our Business Training - September Session DESCRIPTION:It is a fact that Saskatchewan has the highest rates of police-reported domestic violence for both males and females in Canada.\n\n \n\nWith the passing of recent provincial legislation\, Saskatchewan now offers paid leave to victims of domestic and sexual violence who require time off from work. What does this mean for employers and HR professionals?\n\n \n\nThe SCC has partnered with the Provincial Association of Transition Houses & Services (PATHS) to offer the Make it Our Business Program. This program provides information to engage employers and other workplace stakeholders to prevent workplace domestic violence\, to support employees at risk of or currently experiencing domestic violence\, and to improve workplace health and safety. \n\n\n\nPlease join Jo-Anne Dusel and Crystal Giesbrecht from PATHS for a 1/2 day session of information and learning through the SCC's programs.\n\n\n\n2-hour street parking is available around the SCC offices. There are also several Impark lots nearby.\n\n\n\n"I found the information clear and easy to understand. It is important for workplaces to understand the dynamics of partner abuse/violence so safety plans can be put in place when there isn't a crisis. When everyone understands the issue and are clear on the safety plan it creates a safe place for everyone involved. It is time to make it our business and educate ourselves on the issue because if not it just keeps on happening. The more we stand together the better chance we have to end this serious problem in our Province." Testimonial from previous attendee\, Becky Wentzell with Regina Work Preparation Centre. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:It is a fact that Saskatchewan has the highest rates of police-reported domestic violence for both males and females in Canada.
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\nWith the passing of recent provincial legislation\, Saskatchewan now offers paid leave to victims of domestic and sexual violence who require time off from work. What does this mean for employers and HR professionals?
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\nThe SCC has partnered with the Provincial Association of Transition Houses &\; Services (PATHS) to offer the Make it Our Business Program. This program provides information \;to engage employers and other workplace stakeholders to prevent workplace domestic violence\, to support employees at risk of or currently experiencing domestic violence\, and to improve workplace health and safety. \;
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\nPlease join Jo-Anne Dusel and Crystal Giesbrecht from PATHS for a 1/2 day session of information and learning through the SCC'\;s programs.
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\n2-hour street parking is available around the SCC offices. There are also several \;Impark \;lots nearby.
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\n"\;I found the information clear and easy to understand. \; It is important for workplaces to understand the dynamics of partner abuse/violence so safety plans can be put in place when there isn&rsquo\;t a crisis. \; When everyone understands the issue and are clear on the safety plan it creates a safe place for everyone involved. \; It is time to make it our business and educate ourselves on the issue because if not it just keeps on happening. \; The more we stand together the better chance we have to end this serious problem in our Province."\; Testimonial from previous attendee\, Becky Wentzell with Regina Work Preparation Centre.
\n \; LOCATION:Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Boardroom #200-2221 Cornwall Street Regina\, SK S4P 2L1 UID:e.779.387 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260407T111834Z URL:https://chambermaster.saskchamber.com/events/details/make-it-our-business-training-september-session-387 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR