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Report finds barriers persist for Indigenous, racialized employees in BC Public Service

by Todd Humber
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The British Columbia government has released new research showing Indigenous and racialized employees continue to face barriers in hiring, promotion and retention within the BC Public Service, despite gains in representation over the past several years. The Equity in Career Movement report examined ...

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Todd Humber is an award-winning workplace journalist who has been covering the HR, employment law, and workplace safety beats for 25 years. He is the publisher and editor-in-chief at HR News Canada, published by North Wall Media.

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