Domestic Violence in the Workplace
Is there an Employment and Workplace Action Plan and Policy Advocacy Project designed to address domestic violence within the Los Angeles County area?
8 Reasons Employers Should Address Domestic Violence
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Domestic Violence Affects Many Employers
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Domestic Violence is a Security and Liability Concern
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Domestic Violence is a Performance and Productivity Concern
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Domestic Violence is a Health Concern
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Domestic Violence is a Management Issue
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Employers CAN Make a Difference
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Employee and Management Should Know the Signs of Abuse stop the hurting.
Engage business leaders, owners, and managers in the intervention and prevention of domestic violence using several approaches:
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Development and dissemination of model policies for local business to adopt and implement in addressing issues of domestic violence in the workplace.
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Train managers, supervisors and individual employees to identify domestic violence.
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Establish a confidential means for employers to seek resources and referrals for themselves as well as staff.
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The incorporation of domestic violence intervention and prevention into employee training programs