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Employment equity in Manitoba
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1. Question
Employment equity will help to promote diversity in the workplace.
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The four groups designated for employment equity include.
1. Women
2. Indigenous people
3. People with a disability
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The only way to identify someone from one of the designated groups is if they self declare themselves.
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One third of all people in the workforce belong to one of the designated employment equity groups.
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Designated groups are the fastest growing groups in the labour force.
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Employment Equity is tangible evidence that government is serious about trying to make sure everyone has the opportunity to be involved in the labour force.
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The premier is responsible for making sure employment equity policies are carried out properly.
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Employment Equity is good for business!
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One drawback to self declaration is that this information may not be kept confidential.
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An employee must give prior consent if their name is going to be on a list related to employment equity.
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