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In Saskatchewan, every worker is entitled to employment free of sexual harassment. It may be confusing for workers to determine if something they have experienced is considered workplace sexual harassment or even violence. When workplace sexual harassment or violence has occurred, navigating the different legal options and responses may seem overwhelming. The information on this site can help individuals recognize workplace sexual harassment and understand their options.
Workplace sexual harassment or violence is a form of sexual violence. Through the Listen Project individuals who have experienced sexual violence can receive up to four hours of free legal advice.
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Workplace Harassment Prevention Training
PLEA offers free online training on preventing and addressing workplace harassment.
Did you know that the ENOUGH ALREADY campaign offers free employment counselling, workshops and educational resources to workplaces across the province about preventing and addressing workplace sexual harassment?
