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Have You Experienced Sexual Harassment at Work and Feel Like Your Legal Options are Fuzzy?

The SHIFT PROJECT offers up to 4 hours of FREE legal advice to help you get a clearer picture.

In Saskatchewan, every worker is entitled to employment free of sexual harassment and violence. But navigating the different legal options and responses when harassment  or violence occurs can be overwhelming. The SHIFT PROJECT offers

  • Up to 4 hours of free legal advice.
  • A dedicated legal information phone line to call with your legal questions.
  • Legal information online to help you understand the law.

Accessing the program is easy and confidential. Services are available to anyone who has experienced sexual harassment or violence at work in Saskatchewan and to anyone who wants to understand whether something that has happened at work is sexual harassment under the law. The program is available to individuals of any age or gender, regardless of income, and no matter how long ago the incident occurred.

CONNECT with us today:

  • Use our online form to get a referral for free legal advice.
  • Call, email or text to get a referral, speak with a legal information officer, get more information about the program or connect with other community resources.
    • Call: 306.974.3333 (Saskatoon) or 1.855.258.9415 (toll-free)
    • Email: shift@plea.org
    • Text: 306.994.8422
  • Browse the information on this site using the headings at the top of the page.

Whatever has happened. Whoever you are. Wherever you're at. Legal help from the SHIFT PROJECT is available.

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This site provides general information about workplace sexual harassment only. It is not a substitute for receiving legal advice about your situation. Request a Referral to receive 4 hours of free legal advice.

The Shift Project is funded by the Department of Justice and delivered by the Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan (PLEA).

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