What is a policy review?
A policy review is a formal process universities use to evaluate whether an existing policy remains accurate, relevant, and effective. Since universities operate in environments defined by evolving legislation and societal expectations, including creating an environment free of harassment and discrimination, the review helps determine whether a policy should be revised, replaced, rescinded, or consolidated with other policies. Conducting regular policy reviews also ensures that institutional policies continue to be aligned with our obligations.
快播视频鈥檚 Human Rights Policy and Procedures
快播视频鈥檚聽Human Rights Policy and Procedures (鈥淗uman Rights Policy鈥)聽is based on the Ontario Human Rights Code. The Human Rights Policy entrenches human rights principles at York, in particular the principle that every member of the York community has a right to equal treatment without harassment or discrimination based on prohibited grounds of discrimination.
Section 7 of the Human Rights Policy mirrors the processes set out in collective agreement(s) in order to ensure consistency across the community. With this in mind, The Centre for Human Rights, Equity, and Inclusion invite community feedback on York's Human Rights Policy and Procedures. If you would like to comment on any section on the Human Rights Policy, you are invited to do so . Please outline which section of the policy you would like to comment on and provide your feedback .