2001 Triple Bottom Line Report - BC Hydro

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6. HARASSMENT COMPLAINTS FISCAL YEAR 1999/2000 NUMBER Total cases 48 TYPE OF COMPLAINT Personal 27 Discrimination 5 Sexual 1 Other 15 7. RESOLUTION OF HARASSMENT COMPLAINTS FISCAL YEAR 1999/2000 NUMBER Consulting 16 Informal 30 Formal 0 Other 2 Consulting: Employee consults with Respectful Workplace Advisor, and receives support and coaching. Informal: Respectful Workplace Advisor mediates or facilitates resolution between the parties. Formal: Review Officer conducts a formal investigation and reports to the Vice President of Human Resources. 8. GRIEVANCE TRENDS AMONG UNIONIZED WORKFORCE NUMBER 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 IBEW Grievances 26 32 30 49 33 OPEIU Grievances 62 40 25 30 48 IBEW Arbitrations 1 3 1 2 3 OPEIU Arbitrations 6 3 2 3 3 IBEW: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers OPEIU: Office and Professional Employees International Union 9. FREQUENCY OF DISABLING INJURIES AND MEDICAL INJURIES ( MAY OR MAY NOT RESULT IN TIME LOST FROM WORK) FREQUENCY RATE FREQUENCY RATE YEAR BC HYDRO CANADIAN UTILITIES 1997 5.59 5.51 1998 6.31 4.47 1999 5.25 4.41 2000 4.87 n/a BC Hydro’s combined injury rate was relatively steady through history, before declining in recent years to become essentially comparable with the composite average for Canadian utilities. In comparison to utilities of similar size and configuration, however, BC Hydro has consistently maintained a lower rate of accident frequency. T R I P L E B O T T O M L I N E A P P E N D I C E S | 8 1
S O C I A L I N D I C A T O R S ( C O N T I N U E D ) 10. PUBLIC FATALITIES FISCAL YEAR NUMBER 1997/1998 5 1998/1999 2 1999/2000 1 2000/2001 0 TARGET 0 BC Hydro has no control over public fatalities; however, when numbers increase, we increase safety advertising. 11. PUBLIC ACCIDENTS INVOLVING BC HYDRO FACILITIES, EXCLUDING MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS FISCAL YEAR NUMBER 1997/1998 1284 1998/1999 1278 1999/2000 1046 12. AWARENESS OF ELECTRICAL SAFETY AMONG MALES AGED 18-35 WHO WORK WITH OR CLOSE TO ELECTRICITY ( UNAIDED) CRITICAL TARGET AUDIENCE: MEN AGED 18 – 35 YEARS PER CENT No, not aware 52 Yes, aware 48 Data Source: McIntyre & Mustel Research. 13. VISITORS TO BC HYDRO RECREATION SITES YEAR NUMBER 1996 1 087 470 1997 1 103 114 1998 1 426 711 1999 1 269 715 2000 1 243 172 The 1998 bulge is attributed to exceptionally hot conditions throughout B.C. that summer. 14. CORPORATE/ REGIONAL DONATION Arts and Culture 22 Education 20 Environment 9 United Way 9 Aboriginal 13 Regional 10 Scholarships 11 Employee Sponsored HYDRECS 3 Community Investment 3 BC Hydro provided $3 million to over 500 non-profit organizations in B.C. T R I P L E B O T T O M L I N E A P P E N D I C E S | 8 2 PER CENT
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