The Nova Scotia Fair Employment Practices Act
- The Nova Scotia Fair Employment Practices Act (1955) was created to prevent and prohibit discrimination in the workplace.
- As such, employers could no longer discriminate against a potential employee based on the grounds of race, national origin, colour, or religion.
Citation
Nova Scotia. An Act to Prevent Discrimination in Regard to Employment and Membership in Trade Unions by Reason of Race, National Origin, Colour or Religion, 1955, 4 Elizabeth II, c. 5, p. 20-26. https://historyofrights.ca/wp-content/uploads/statutes/NS_Fair_Em.pdf
Policy Sub-Topic
Policy Type
Provincial Statute