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Employment Law
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
www.sait.caIn today’s fast-changing global business environment, an understanding of the legal requirements is critical for managers to ensure a productive and positive workplace. This program is designed for professionals who manage and hire staff, or who want to improve relationships with HR and legal departments. Through case studies and analysis, SAIT’s Employment Law program provides a thorough understanding of the laws, regulations and standards applicable to management. The modules will emphasize employment standards, privacy and human rights legislation, and offer an overview of labour relations and Occupational Health and Safety. This program is not meant as a substitute for legal advice and should not be considered as such.
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Program Type Occupational
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Credential Type Non-Credential *
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Length 1 Year(s)
- Part Time Only
- Cooperative Education
- Continuing Education Only
- Distance Learning
* Certificate of Completion
Admission Requirements
There are no requirements for entering into this program.
Transfer(s) Eligibility
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Updated July 23, 2019. The information contained in this profile is current as of the date shown.
Educational program information is provided as an introduction and for general reference. For current information about programs and school requirements or policies, check the school calendar, visit their website or contact the school directly.
The Government of Alberta is working in partnership with the Government of Canada to provide employment support programs and services.
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