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Leadership accountability expands under Nova Scotia’s OHS harassment rules

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By Louise Trotter, CRSP, and Carla Hurley, CPHR As of Sept. 1, Nova Scotia joined the rest of Canada in regulating workplace harassment under OHS law. For people leaders, this…

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