Common use of General Definition of Harassment Clause in Contracts

General Definition of Harassment. Harassment is aggressive or threatening behaviour which would be considered by a reasonable person to create an environment not conducive to work. Harassment may occur during one incident, or over a series of incidents including single incidents which, in isolation, would not necessarily constitute harassment. Requests, whether oral or written, made of an employee in a non-harassing manner to comply with provisions of this collective agreement or improve performance are not harassment.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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General Definition of Harassment. Harassment is aggressive intimidating or threatening humiliating behaviour which would be considered by a reasonable person to create an environment not conducive to work. Harassment may occur during one incident, or over a series of incidents including single incidents which, in isolation, would not necessarily constitute harassment. Requests, whether oral or written, made of an employee in a non-harassing manner to comply with provisions of this collective agreement or improve performance are not harassment.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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