Suppose That the Canadian Human Rights Commission Cannot Resolve a Complaint

question 57

Multiple Choice

Suppose that the Canadian Human Rights Commission cannot resolve a complaint of discrimination filed against a federally regulated employer, union, or service provider. Which of the following possible courses of action may it take?

• A)Refer the complaint to the Canadian Human Rights Appeal Tribunal.
• B)Ultimately, request that the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal hear the case.
• C)Recommend civil litigation to the injured party(s).
• D)Impose a ruling upon the parties.

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