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The MFB workplace behaviour policy sets standards of expected behaviour. What does this include?

-discrimination


-vilification


-sexual harassment


-bullying


-victimisation


-occupational violence


-inappropriate use of MFB IT system

What are the values of the MFB?

-safety


-responsiveness


-professionalism


-initiative

What are the values of the CFA?

-safety


-respect


-work together as one


-integrity


-adaptive

Why do we have Equal Opportunity laws?

Fair opportunity for all people. Diversity of skills, experience and points of view.

Why do we have Equal Opportunity laws?

Fair opportunity for all people. Diversity of skills, experience and points of view.

What is discrimination?

Unfavourable treatment (or proposed treatment) of a person or group.

Why do we have Equal Opportunity laws?

Fair opportunity for all people. Diversity of skills, experience and points of view.

What is discrimination?

Unfavourable treatment (or proposed treatment) of a person or group.

What are the 4 categories of unlawful behaviour?

-discrimination


-sexual harassment


-bullying


-victimisation

Why do we have Equal Opportunity laws?

Because it happens, it hurts and it hinders.

What is discrimination?

Unfavourable treatment (or proposed treatment) of a person or group.

What are the 4 categories of unlawful behaviour?

-discrimination


-sexual harassment


-bullying


-victimisation

What is direct discrimination?

To be treated unfavourably based on a personal attribute (ie. parental status, gender, sexual preference, disability, physical features, industrial activity, beliefs)

What is indirect discrimination?

A requirement, condition or practice that is likely to disadvantage people with a protected attribute and is not reasonable.

What is victimisation?

A person must not be threatened or intimidated by another person because he/she intends to:


-make a complaint


-be a witness


-act in good faith.. or,


-refuse to breach EO legislation