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In addition, the policy may not always be effective in resolving the issue for workers. This can occur when the complaint process is not adequately supported, or when the outcome is unsatisfactory for the worker. For example, some workers may be discouraged by the lengthy and complicated complaint process, while others may be dissatisfied with the outcome of the complaint. In some cases, workers may not be able to resolve the issue through the policy and may need to take legal action, which can be costly and time-consuming. Another weakness of the policy is that it may not adequately address the root causes of sexual harassment. The policy focuses on addressing incidents of sexual harassment after they have occurred, rather than addressing the underlying attitudes, behaviors, and cultural norms that contribute to the issue. This means that the policy may not effectively prevent incidents of sexual harassment from occurring in the future. The implementation and enforcement of the policy may also be influenced by political and economic considerations. In some cases, employers may be reluctant to address the issue of sexual harassment due to the potential impact on their reputation and the cost of implementing preventive measures. The enforcement of the policy may also be limited by resource constraints, particularly in cases where the relevant government agencies do not have sufficient resources to investigate and prosecute cases. In conclusion, while the policy regarding sexual harassment in the Canadian workplace provides a framework for addressing the issue, there are also several strengths and weaknesses associated with the policy. To be most effective, the policy must be supported by strong implementation and enforcement, as well as ongoing efforts to address the root causes of sexual harassment in the workplace.