🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Facet Life Sciences! 🍂 Today, we’re filled with gratitude for our incredible clients, partners, and team who make everything we do possible. As we reflect on the year, we’re thankful for the trust you place in us to help bring life-changing innovations to market. Here’s to a holiday filled with joy, connection, and moments of rest. 🦃🍁
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TL;DR - Workplaces have a duty to prevent sexual harassment, below are the references to the relevant law and some resources. When reading this post by Grapevine, I realised many people may not be aware that senior leadership and HR teams have a positive duty to not only address sexual harassment claims, but to actively prevent it. So here is an easy breakdown (with references) to what this duty is. All references are to the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth) which can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gDdh93_v Any “employer” must make “reasonable and proportionate” measures to eliminate sexual harrasment (s 47C(1)) This likely means that larger organisations with larger budgets (and HR teams) have a higher standard than smaller businesses. “Sexual harassment” is defined as someone making an “unwelcome sexual advance”, “request for sexual favours” or acts in a “sexual nature”. (s 28A(1)) To judge whether something amounts to sexual harassment, courts will ask if a “reasonable person” would think there was a “possibility” that the victim would be “offended, humiliated or intimidated” by the offender’s actions (s 28A(1)) This means that a reasonable person thinks someone would DEFINITELY be offended, just that there is a POSSIBILITY of offence. This goes some way in addressing the defence of “I was just joking” that many people call on to excuse their actions. This duty includes a duty not to harm, or threaten to harm, any person who brings a complaint under the Act (s 47A). Respect At Work (Australian Human Rights Commission) does a great job providing resources to workplaces and individuals: https://lnkd.in/gae5Smzz For HR departments: https://lnkd.in/g5M378y2 For leadership: https://lnkd.in/gbjRY-Ab For individuals: https://lnkd.in/gNDNR8Wc
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We have all been through challenges this year… That is usually how life is. There is always some good and some bad going on. However, it is important to focus on the good. As we get ready for Thanksgiving, I wanted to focus on my thanks for all those good things and want to challenge you to think about them as well. Click below to watch the full update and subscribe to my channel. https://lnkd.in/ePRdPv6j
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