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Police record checks in employment and volunteering: Know your rights
This resource produced by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association answers frequently asked questions about whether a prospective employer can demand police record checks from prospective employees or volunteers. It covers privacy and human rights legislation as well as practical considerations.
Available in:
English
Author(s):
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Produced/Updated In:
2014
This fact sheet produced by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association gives basic information on what a “criminal record” and a “police record check” are.
Available in:
English
Author(s):
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Produced/Updated In:
2014
What is a non-conviction record?
This fact sheet produced by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association provides answers to FAQs on the nature of “non-conviction records”.
Available in:
English
Author(s):
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Produced/Updated In:
2014
Time’s Up: A reintegration toolkit for families
This resource, produced by the Canadian Families and Correction Network, provides tips to family members of people who are leaving federal institutions to help them reintegrate their loved one within their community. Topics covered include:
marital issues
employment issues
Although this resource was produced in the federal context, much of the information seems relevant to families of people leaving provincial incarceration as well.
Available in:
English
Author(s):
Canadian Families and Corrections Network
Produced/Updated In:
2005