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Domestic violence leave locked in on White Ribbon Day

Two state governments today introduced domestic and family violence leave for public sector employees, while Labor has vowed to make such leave a "universal workplace right" if it wins the next Federal election.


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Paid domestic violence leave costs little

In the lead up to White Ribbon Day this week, new research has shown employers can provide workers with paid domestic violence leave at minimal cost, while White Ribbon Australia has accredited 14 employers for amending their workplace policies to tackle domestic violence.


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Three ways workplaces can tackle domestic violence

A coalition of business leaders has released a new guide explaining how employers can significantly reduce the prevalence and impact of domestic violence through a three-level model. Also in this article, the Fair Work Commission has rejected an appeal against a domestic-violence-related ruling.




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PVYW test only applies to interval injuries: Federal Court

The Federal Court has rejected a national employer's claim that the High Court's motel s-x decision established a new test that applies to all worker injuries, rather than just injuries sustained during an interval in an overall period of work.


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Location of water jug increased risk of injury

A host employer breached the Victorian manual handling regulations by allowing psychiatric patients to have access to a jug of water, which could be used as a weapon and force workers to become involved in a "physical intervention", the County Court has found.


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