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As an employer, understanding what aggression or violence is and its impact on your workplace is a key step in preventing it. Our employer guide provides useful information and actions to stop others crossing the line. Access the employer guidance material | WorkSafe Victoria

As an employer, understanding what aggression or violence is and its impact on your workplace is a key step in preventing it. Our employer guide provides useful information and actions to stop others crossing the line. Access the employer guidance material | WorkSafe Victoria

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WorkSafe Victoria shifts the safety narrative in new farming behaviour change campaign via HERO

WorkSafe Victoria shifts the safety narrative in new farming behaviour change campaign via HERO

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Work-related gendered violence comes in many forms. Every single one of them is an OHS issue. | WorkSafe Victoria

Work-related gendered violence comes in many forms. Every single one of them is an OHS issue. | WorkSafe Victoria

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Work-related gendered violence comes in many forms. Every single one of them is an OHS issue. | WorkSafe Victoria

Work-related gendered violence comes in many forms. Every single one of them is an OHS issue. | WorkSafe Victoria

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$WorkSafe Victoria calls for end to gendered workplace violence via TBWA\Melbourne and OMD$

WorkSafe Victoria calls for end to gendered workplace violence via TBWA\Melbourne and OMD

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Victoria marks new workplace regulations for psychosocial safety

Victoria marks new workplace regulations for psychosocial safety

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Violence and aggression directed towards healthcare workers is never acceptable and the risk can often heighten during challenging and stressful times. Violence and aggression are never OK. Find out what you can do to manage, prevent and report violence in your workplace: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

Violence and aggression directed towards healthcare workers is never acceptable and the risk can often heighten during challenging and stressful times. Violence and aggression are never OK. Find out what you can do to manage, prevent and report violence in your workplace: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

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Workplace violence may not always be a critical or extreme situation from the outset. It sometimes follows a pattern of escalating behaviour - from agitation, expressed anger or frustration and intimidating body language, to verbal/written abuse and threats, physical threats, or assault. Learn how to prevent this occurring to your employees: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

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You won't believe what Katherine was asked to do at the risk of losing her job. Over 60% of women reported they had experienced some form of gendered violence. Now an advocate and a voice for others, Katherine shares her experience of gendered violence throughout her working life. Watch the full story here: https://youtu.be/-s9cofaUQ8s To learn more about gendered violence, visit: worksafe.vic.gov.au/it-comes-in-many-forms If you or someone you know is experiencing work-related gendered violence

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New campaign from WorkSafe Victoria reaffirms that violence is 'never ok'

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A WorkSafe campaign that calls out workplace violence that targets people because of their gender or sexual orientation will hit television screens for the first time tonight. #MediaRelease www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/news/2022-08/call-stand-against-gendered-violence | WorkSafe Victoria

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Workplace safety is our common language. Find translated materials and easy to use resources in more than 20 languages, at www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/languages | WorkSafe Victoria

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The WorkSafe Advisory Service is the frontline contact for WorkSafe. Our Advisors provide information, advice and assistance to the Victorian community including employers and injured workers. For all WorkSafe related enquiries call the team on 1800 136 089. | WorkSafe Victoria

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Worksafe Victoria fights against harmful workplace behaviours, via VML

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WorkSafe Victoria calls out everyday acts of workplace aggression in new campaign via VML

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Gendered violence is preventable - change happens when we all work together to strengthen connections, challenge inequality and shift attitudes. Join us for a free community forum, presented as part of Respect Victoria's 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Hosted by Tathra Street, the forum will include: 💬 Open and respectful conversations about gendered violence in our community 💬 A creative, inclusive space to learn from each other 💬 Small group discussions and activities 💬

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Too many workers face violence and aggression every day, from verbal and non-verbal threats, intimidation or even violence. No matter the situation, it’s never OK. www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/its-never-ok | WorkSafe Victoria

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Violence & aggression aren't part of the job. You have the right to feel safe at work. Visit: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

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Aggression and violence against healthcare workers. It’s never OK. | WorkSafe Victoria

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Hear from industry experts leading the way on occupational violence, workplace bullying, return to work management and more. | WorkSafe Victoria

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Today, we joined the Walk Against Family Violence in Melbourne. The walk marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence - a global campaign that seeks to raise awareness about family violence and inspire action to end violence against women and children. Family and gendered violence continues to cause significant harm to the Victorian community, with police responding to more than 106,000 incidents in the year to June 2025. If you, or someone you know is in immediat

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When reporting violence, harassment or bullying in the healthcare sector to WorkSafe please be as specific as possible about what behaviours you've experienced (and how often). Please also let us know if you've reported it to your workplace and if any action was taken and the outcome. This information will help our Advisory team and Inspectors to assess and work out the next steps in responding to the issues you’ve raised. For more: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/occupational-violence-and-aggression |

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Violence and aggression against healthcare workers, no matter the situation - #ItsNeverOK. Find information about preventing occupational violence and aggression in your workplace: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

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Safety isn’t just one thing, it’s everything. | WorkSafe Victoria

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Everyone deserves to be safe at work. | WorkSafe Victoria

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Up to 95% of healthcare workers experience violence and aggression. | WorkSafe Victoria

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We conducted a social experiment to see if young retail workers would work in unsafe conditions. 91% said they would. | WorkSafe Victoria

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If you haven't read it, you're not inspection ready. | WorkSafe Victoria

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If a workplace death is caused by criminal negligence, you could face up to 25 years in jail, and fines up to $16.5 million. | WorkSafe Victoria

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There is a ‘spectrum’ of violence and aggression. It spans from extreme acts such as punching and kicking, to less extreme acts like yelling, threatening people, and making aggressive gestures. They all have an impact on our healthcare workers. No matter what the situation, it’s never OK. www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok | WorkSafe Victoria

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