Policies and Procedures

University-wide policies apply to all members of the campus community. However, where there is a conflict between these policies and the provisions of a collective agreement or employment agreement the latter shall take precedence.

The following unions and employee groups have articles on non-discrimination/ harassment in their agreements:

 

The following unions and employee groups have articles on employment equity in their agreements:

Western University has created guidelines to assist with accommodating the needs of its community members. Please see the Duty to Accommodate Guidelines on the Human Resources website for more information.

The Code of Student Conduct defines the general standard of conduct expected of students and provides examples of conduct that may be subject to disciplinary action by the University. It also sets out disciplinary procedures and cites examples of sanctions that may be imposed. Please see the Code of Student Conduct for more information.

Updates to MAPP 1.35 Policy

The University’s MAPP 1.35 Policy (Non-Discrimination, Harassment and Sexual Misconduct) has been amended over the past couple of years as per legislative requirements by the Ontario government.

In September, a memo will be shared to provide information on two important changes to the MAPP 1.35 policy as per Bill 26, Strengthening Post-secondary Institutions and Students Act, 2022 and Bill 166, Strengthening Accountability and Student Supports Act, 2024- Anti-Racism and Anti-Hate Policy.