Nakai Policies

Updated and approved 2019-2021.


Welcome to Nakai

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“These materials provide information about the company’s history, structure and current activities. Employment and other company policies are also available for reference.”


Board Expectations & Responsibilities

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“The Board stewards Nakai to support a thriving territory through theatre with a healthy financial and administration situation. The Board does that by promoting our activities and mission; hiring staff leadership; attending and volunteering at events; monitoring, reporting and  legal requirements; and supporting a healthy organization.”


EMPLOYMENT POLICY

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Nakai strives to work with VALUES [eg: curiosity, generosity and candour] with all collaborators and partners. All facets of Employment, including working relationships, communication, performance evaluations, contract negotiations and remuneration, and conflict resolution, between Employees, Supervisors and Employees, and with Volunteers, Contractors and Board Members are approached with these values at the core.”


Conflict of Interest Policy 

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“It is in the best interest of Nakai Theatre to be aware of, and properly manage, all potential and actual conflicts of interest. This policy is designed to help Directors (Board members), officers, employees and volunteers of Nakai to identify situations that present potential conflicts of interest and to provide Nakai with a procedure to appropriately manage conflicts in accordance with legal requirements and the goals of accountability and transparency in Nakai’s operations.”

RESPECTFUL WORK ENVIRONMENT POLICY

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“Nakai aims to create a work space where all collaborators feel safe and free from harassment, bullying, discrimination or passive aggressive behaviour. We aspire to work from liberation and anti-oppression frameworks in the studio, office and all interactions. Nakai recognizes the inherent dignity, worth and equality of every employee, contractor, Board member, volunteer and patron, and is committed to providing an environment free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. We emphasize impact over intent, maintaining right relations, proactive conflict resolution and preventing unsafe work behaviour from occuring in the first place.

The objectives of this policy are to:

  1. Explain efforts Nakai makes to create a safe and respectful work environment;

  2. Define harassment, discrimination and its various forms, including sexual harassment;

  3. Provide guidance and process for Employees, Contractors, Officers, Volunteers and Supervisors in managing conflict, as well as occasions of harassment, bullying, or discrimination.

This policy applies to:

  1. All workspaces where artists work under contract;

  2. Extensions to formally contracted workspaces, as by Equity’s contracts; and

  3. Any additional work-related spaces such as:

    1. transportation and accommodation on tour;

    2. engager-organized social events;

    3. digital spaces, including email and other correspondence, and virtual events and meetings;

    4. other events related to work;”


Workplace Health & Safety Policy

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Nakai is committed to a safe, healthy and respectful workplace upheld as a shared responsibility of Board Directors, staff, and volunteers. This document focuses on issues of physical safety.