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Retaining employment equity measures in trade agreements / [by] Lucie Lamarche, in collaboration with Rémie Bachand, Aurélie Arnaud et Rachel Chagnon. : SW21-117/2005

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This policy paper examines the repercussions of trade agreements on employment equity measures for women in Canada’s private sector. The paper asks whether Canada’s obligations under various agreements adversely affect its capacity to maintain national measures for promoting employment equity for Canadian women. The paper examines employment equity practices in Canada; looks at Canadian employment equity policy and the requirements arising from trade agreements; considers the impact of trade agreements on Canadian regulation of employment equity; and provides recommendations.

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  • Canada. Status of Women Canada.
TitreRetaining employment equity measures in trade agreements / [by] Lucie Lamarche, in collaboration with Rémie Bachand, Aurélie Arnaud et Rachel Chagnon.
Type de publicationMonographie
LangueBilingue-[Anglais | Français]
FormatTexte matériel
Autres formats offertsTexte numérique-[Français], Texte numérique-[Anglais]
Description parallèle[Français]
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  • "This policy research paper was proposed and developed under a call for proposals in August 2001, entitled Trade Agreements and Women. Research projects funded by Status of Women Canada on this theme examine issues such as gender implications of Canada's commitments on labour mobility in trade agreements; the effect of trade agreements on the provision of health care in Canada; the social, economic, cultural and environmental impacts of free trade agreements on Canadian Aboriginal women; building Canadian models of integrating gender perspective into trade agreements; the repercussions of the trade agreements on the proactive employment equity measures for women that are applicable to private-sector employers in Canada; and the effects of trade agreements on women with disabilities. [...] A complete list of the research projects funded under this call for proposals is included at the end of this report."--Preface.
  • Bibliography.
Information sur la publication
  • Ottawa - Ontario : Status of Women Canada 2005.
ReliureSoftcover
DescriptionEnglish text, x, 140p. : tables ; 28 cm.
ISBN0-662-68629-2
Numéro de catalogue
  • SW21-117/2005
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