Sorry, you need to enable JavaScript to visit this website.

Employee welfare

Alternative labels
Employee wellbeing
Subject Hierarchy
Broader terms
Working conditions
Current term
Employee welfare
Permalinks
APO URI

ADVERTISEMENT

Report

Listen loudly, act strongly: independent review into ABC systems and processes in support of staff who experience racism


This review was announced following public discussion and comments about racist behaviour at the ABC and how the organisation responds to acts of racism from within and outside the organisation. The review has made 15 recommendations to improve the ABC’s systems and processes. The ABC commissioned the Review in response to calls for an independent...
Report

Inquiry into workplace drug testing in Victoria


The purpose of this Inquiry is to investigate the legislative and regulatory framework for workplace drug testing, including the treatment of prescription medicinal cannabis compared to other prescription medications. The Committee aimed to understand whether the framework can be improved and whether current workplace drug testing laws and procedures are discriminatory.
Report

"Just another day in retail": understanding and addressing workplace sexual harassment in the Australian retail industry


This report finds that sexual harassment in retail is common, normalised and harmful. It calls for employers and industry stakeholders to prevent and respond to the potential harms, including to employee wellbeing, career progression and earnings, and team cohesion.
Guide

Workforce wellbeing guide: a self-reflection and self-care resource for Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services in the Kimberley


This guide is designed to provide the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service (ACCHS) workforce in the Kimberley with information about wellbeing in the workplace. The guide focuses on the role of self-reflection and self-care in safeguarding and promoting worker wellbeing.
Report

Problems at work: young people, employment and legal need


This paper examines the experience of employment problems that raise legal issues for people aged 18 to 24. The authors explore problem prevalence, adverse consequences, including impacts to mental health, what, if anything, was done to try to resolve employment problems, and what the outcomes were.