domestic-abuse-guidance-for-managers-staff-confirmed-sept-22
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We oppose domestic abuse in all of its forms and recognise it is a widespread problem which can affect victims both physically and mentally. We are also committed to ensuring all staff are provided with a safe working environment, in which risks to health and wellbeing are considered and dealt with effectively.
Domestic abuse is an issue that affects all sections of society and is not just restricted to physical abuse. If you are a victim of domestic abuse, it's important to tell someone about it. This guidance includes contact details for a range of dedicated support organisations who can support victims.
This guidance and approach is part of our commitment to support those staff who are suffering or have suffered domestic abuse and to take appropriate action with those who have perpetrated abuse.
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