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What the Public Service Employee Survey breakdowns of visible minority and other groups tell us about diversity and inclusion

PSES data supports the view that the government has considerable work to improve the workplace organizational culture to reduce harassment and discrimination for both visible minority and Indigenous groups.

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BY ANDREW GRIFFITH
November 2, 2020

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