'Want to be harassed do we? Go work for the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal!
Good Day Readers:
You may recall a few short years ago the Canadian Human Rights Commission was in the news. It seems it suffered from bad morale and high staff turnover the result of a dictatorial management style. Should you be surprised? Who's children run around the neighbourhood with holes in their shoes? Right, the shoemaker's. Whose personal finances are in a mess? Right again the accountant who handles millions of dollars a day for a large corporation. Who's given to legal transgressions? Jeez you're good - lawyers.
So why can't the Canadian Human Rights Commission/Tribunal seem to master the definition of harassment? How would you like to be Ms Chotalia with that on her resume? Perhaps the larger question to be asked is, "How in the hell did she get appointed in the first place? Someone really screwed up - majorly! Wonder what kind of severance package she got?
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal former head guilty of harassment, report says
Chris Cobb
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Shirish Chotalia formerly quit last November as chairperson of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, four years before the end of her term, but had effectively been sidelined since April 2012 after a series of public embarrassments and a scathing Federal Court decision that criticized her management of a landmark case involving the welfare of native children. (Photograph by: Paul Welch)
OTTAWA — The former chairperson of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal was guilty of “gross mismanagement” in her abuse and harassment of employees, a scathing report by Canada’s Public Sector Integrity Commission says.
You may recall a few short years ago the Canadian Human Rights Commission was in the news. It seems it suffered from bad morale and high staff turnover the result of a dictatorial management style. Should you be surprised? Who's children run around the neighbourhood with holes in their shoes? Right, the shoemaker's. Whose personal finances are in a mess? Right again the accountant who handles millions of dollars a day for a large corporation. Who's given to legal transgressions? Jeez you're good - lawyers.
So why can't the Canadian Human Rights Commission/Tribunal seem to master the definition of harassment? How would you like to be Ms Chotalia with that on her resume? Perhaps the larger question to be asked is, "How in the hell did she get appointed in the first place? Someone really screwed up - majorly! Wonder what kind of severance package she got?
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal former head guilty of harassment, report says
Chris Cobb
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
OTTAWA — The former chairperson of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal was guilty of “gross mismanagement” in her abuse and harassment of employees, a scathing report by Canada’s Public Sector Integrity Commission says.
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