“Swearing, shouting, racist and sexist remarks, intentional marginalization of female and racialized staff and sexualized behaviour are all ongoing problems. The college takes allegations about its workplace culture extremely seriously,” the statement reads. I know that if the college is going to be able to protect the public, we need to clear the air,” said Gelinas. And the college’s annual legal bills have risen from about $672,000 in 2012 to more than $1 million this year. The college attributed this primarily to an increase in legal costs for regulatory oversight of dental misconduct.

Source: thestar March 21, 2019 18:56 UTC