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FRI
2:45PM

Discrimination protections needed for injured veterans: AAT

A tribunal has asked the Department of Veterans' Affairs to produce guidelines to prevent injured veterans being discriminated against based on their mental health treatment records, in upholding an ex-soldier's post-traumatic stress disorder claim.


FRI
11:55AM

Workplace harassment ban passes, national survey out

A major industrial relations Bill expressly banning workplace s-xual harassment has passed Federal Parliament. The development follows the release of the results of the Australian Human Rights Commission's fifth national survey on the prevalence of such harassment, which features both alarming and encouraging findings.


TUE
2:20PM

Reshuffling teams reduces harassment, improves safety

Proactively integrating men and women workers in male-dominated workplaces can reduce discrimination and promote safer cultures, a landmark study seeking to "stamp out" occupational s-xual violence has found.


MON
3:56PM

Respect@Work Bill passes with new WHS provisions

New Federal laws prohibiting conduct creating "hostile" workplace environments, and imposing a positive duty on employers to prevent s-xual harassment, have passed both houses of Parliament with additional provisions clarifying the related operation of WHS legislation.




WED
1:35PM

Qantas fails to stay WHS charges in COVID and HSR case

Qantas has failed to block two of four WHS charges alleging it engaged in discriminatory conduct towards an elected health and safety representative for taking actions relating to the cleaning of planes arriving from a COVID-19 hot spot.




TUE
3:57PM

Respect@Work amendments introduced to Parliament

Legislation prohibiting conduct creating "hostile" workplace environments, and imposing a positive duty on employers to prevent s-xual harassment, has been introduced by the Federal Government.


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