Sexual harassment: Serious business (2008)
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Sexual harassment: Serious business
Results of the 2008 Sexual Harassment National Telephone Survey
October 2008
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- Complete report PDF (1.4 MB)
- Complete report Word (1 MB)
ISBN 978-1-921449-07-9
Contents
Foreword from Elizabeth Broderick, Sex Discrimination Commissioner
1 Summary of survey findings
2 About the Sexual Harassment National Telephone Survey
3 The extent of sexual harassment in Australia
4 The nature of sexual harassment in Australian workplaces
5 Information, reporting and complaints
Appendix A: Design and methodology of the national telephone
Appendix B: Copy of the 2008 Sexual harassment national telephone survey
Dealing with discrimination and harassment
The Sex Discrimination Act protects individuals across Australia from discrimination on the basis of sex, marital status or pregnancy and, in relation to employment, family responsibilities. The Act also makes sexual harassment against the law.
For free advice on discrimination and your rights, or to make a complaint, call the Australian Human Rights Commission Complaints Information Line on 02 9284 9888, 1300 656 419 or TTY 1800 620 241.
Information about making or responding to a complaint is available at www.humanrights.gov.au. You can also email us at complaintsinfo@humanrights.gov.au.
