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Home » Report Criticizes Canada's Response to Workplace Violence Incidents
A new from the Canadian government suggests harassment in the workplace is not only a widespread problem in Canada, but it too often goes unreported or isn’t handled properly.
Sixty percent of Canadians who took part in an online survey held by the government report harassment in the workplace, with a third saying it was sexual harassment, a fifth dealing with violence and 3% say sexual violence.