Safe At Home, Safe At Work website
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Ludo McFerran introduces the Safe At Home, Safe At Work website, which offers support and information to workers experiencing domestic violence and information and resources for employers and unions to introduce and implement DV workplace clauses.
Ludo McFerran, project officer for the Domestic Violence Workplace Rights and Entitlements Project, introduces information and resources on the project website.
The Domestic Violence Workplace Rights and Entitlements Project, a project of the Centre for Gender Related Violence Studies at the Univeristy of New South Wales, was funded by the Commonwealth Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
The project informed Australian unions and employers about domestic violence issues in the workplace, and promoted the introduction of domestic violence provisions in enterprise agreements.
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