Domestic Violence: a guide for the workplace

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Category:

Equality Women in the workplace

Stock Code: ER185

Date of Publication:

2002

Published By:

Trades Union Congress

RRP:

20.00

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Domestic violence: a guide for the workplace

This guide is aimed at union reps and employers who need advice on dealing with the impact of domestic violence in the workplace. It includes facts and figures about the prevalence of this crime, case studies, and advice on drawing up a workplace policy to address the key issues of support, referral, and confidentiality.

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