When he departed from his position when he departed his position when he departed, the African Nova Scothan RCMP staff Surgent was created by the Sergeant of his employer.
The RCIMP described the Mountain as three decades to three decades, the motion behind the African Canadian experienced, but the course acquired material.
The dispute began in 2023. Smith works for RCMP in National Recruitment.
“This last year is most stressful,” Smith said.
The workshop was created in the material presented from his RCMP work and arguing the author and historian and Smith.
I believed that there was no other reason than the fact that I would like to compensate my intellectual property. “Smith said.
Workshop evolved in a decade
The African Canadian experience has been developed various versions of the African Canadian experience workshop.
Smith published his second book in 2006, You would have been white at 6am: the African Canadian experience of the RCMP.
Smith said she was asked to demand for secondary employment to take a time to write the book. He said the research for this book was in the first version of the workshop’s first version.
In 2008, two blacks should be harmed that the off-duty officers of Digby were to hurt.
“I developed and distributed and distributed it,” Smith said. The African Nova Scotion experience was the workshop.
In 2017, the course was asked to develop a broad focus and the vocational creation of the African Canadian experience, which led to the formal generation of the African Canadian experience, and led to the unit that runs. He led the unit until the current dispute.
The federal government demanded that the RCMP to provide the services around 2022 by 2022 by 2022 by 2022 by 2022 by 2022.
“So it was going to grow,” he said. “I did not think it was reasoning to use my material without my permission without my permission.”
The employers own job and lawyer
As part of their job, employees, employees, the intellectual property lawyer, except for contractors and third parties, said.
“Your employer will own all the work you create in your employer,” Catherine tops, Katrin Leesh, the clerk, the clerk, the clerk, the clerk, copyrian symbols.
RCIMP refused requests to interview Smith’s supervisors.
Assistant Commissioner Dennis Dali said he would know Smith’s concerns, but it cannot be discussed because it was an official.
“I’d like 100% commitment to the delivery of the African Canadian experience course.
Smith said.
He said that the RCMP would like to address systematic racism, he said.
The course he has made the national attention and the safe place to speak of their experience, and you want to break it. “
“That doesn’t mean,” he said.
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