AUCUNE DISCRIMINATION, AUCUN HARCÈLEMENT ET AUCUNE VIOLENCE Sample Clauses

AUCUNE DISCRIMINATION, AUCUN HARCÈLEMENT ET AUCUNE VIOLENCE. 4.01 a) Les parties conviennent qu’aucune discrimination, ingérence, restriction ni coercition ne doit être exercée envers les employés par l’une ou l’autre partie en raison de leur adhésion au Syndicat ou de leur race, de leur couleur, de leur religion, de leur origine nationale, de leur ascendance, de leur lieu d’origine, de leur âge, de leur incapacité physique, de leur incapacité mentale, de leur état matrimonial, de leur situation de famille, de leur orientation sexuelle, de leur sexe, de leur identité ou de leur l’expression de genre, de leur condition sociale, de leurs convictions ou de leurs activités politiques ou tout autre motif mentionné dans la Loi sur les droits de la personne, telle que modifiée de temps à autre.
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