Bullying Between Peers and Misuse of Managerial/Supervisory Authority Sample Clauses

Bullying Between Peers and Misuse of Managerial/Supervisory Authority. The parties recognize the right of employees to work in an environment free from bullying and misuse of managerial/supervisory authority. The parties agree there is a need to take responsible action to prevent bullying and misuse of managerial/supervisory authority and whenever they become aware of such behaviour, put a stop to it. For the purposes of this clause, “bullying between peers” refers to: • vexatious behaviour by a person with no managerial or supervisory authority over the complainant, including but not limited to repeated hostile conduct, comments, actions, or gestures, that affects an employee’s dignity and that results in a harmful work environment; or • a single incident by a person with no managerial or supervisory authority over the complainant that has a lasting harmful effect on the complainant. For the purposes of this article, misuse of managerial/supervisory authority refers to a person with managerial or supervisory authority over the complainant exercising that authority in a manner which serves no legitimate work purpose which a reasonable person would consider inappropriate. Misuse of managerial/supervisory authority does not include the good faith exercise of the Employer’s managerial/supervisory rights and responsibilities, nor does it include a single incident of a minor nature where the harm, by any objective standard is minimal. This clause is not intended to supplant or replace the procedures at Clauses 1.7, 1.8, and 1.9 of the agreement for dealing with complaints alleging discrimination under the Human Rights Code or sexual harassment. Where the allegation is based on a matter for which another dispute resolution mechanism exists, then this process shall not be utilized. If an employee does not present a complaint within the prescribed time limits, or if the President of the Union or their designate does not present a complaint to the next higher level within the prescribed time limits, the complaint will be deemed to have been abandoned.
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