FREE WHITEPAPER
Psychosocial Safety and Respect at Work
Is your workplace ready to meet the newly reformed Sex Discrimination Act 1984? The positive duty not only demands compliance but also paves the way for a more inclusive and empowered workforce.
This whitepaper provides a detailed exploration of the shifting legal landscape regarding workplace behavior and the new "positive duty" obligations. It serves as a guide for organiations to move from reactive, complaints-based systems to proactive prevention of sexual harassment and discrimination.
Download our essential whitepaper to learn strategies on how to optimise safety, morale and productivity at work.
This whitepaper provides a detailed exploration of the shifting legal landscape regarding workplace behavior and the new "positive duty" obligations. It serves as a guide for organiations to move from reactive, complaints-based systems to proactive prevention of sexual harassment and discrimination.
Download our essential whitepaper to learn strategies on how to optimise safety, morale and productivity at work.
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About this downloadable resource
What you'll learn
- The evolution of the Respect at Work Bill
- The key standards to satisfy the positive duty
- The parallels with the introduction of the WHS Act
- The role of technology in creating safe workspaces
Who is this downloadable resource for?
- Health and Safety Leaders: Professionals looking to integrate psychosocial hazards into their broader safety and risk management frameworks.
- Senior Operational Management: Leaders who need to understand their legal obligations and lead by example to satisfy the "Leadership" standard.
- People and Culture Professionals: HR specialists tasked with creating inclusive workplace cultures and managing reporting and response mechanisms.
- Risk and Compliance Leaders: Those responsible for identifying, assessing, and implementing control measures for unlawful conduct as a health and safety risk.
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