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all persons have the right to be treated with dignity and respect

By Andrew Lawson | 3 Minutes Read July 8, 2011

Pride parade and the topic of messages

I had the opportunity to attend, and indeed the privilege of attending, Toronto’s Pride parade on Sunday July 3. There are people in Canada who feel inhibited from attending and people around the world who would in fact go to jail, or worse, for organizing or participating in a public declaration of the incongruity of sexual orientation that our societies have a tendency to want to hide; that’s why I consider it a privilege to attend. What’s all of this got to do with running a business and managing workers and not running afoul of the law?

Article by Andrew Lawson / Employee Relations, Human Rights / all persons have the right to be treated with dignity and respect, attitudes and behaviours, commitment to the law, employment law, legal liability, ontario, Pride parade, sexual orientation, Workplace leaders

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