For individuals

Information and resources on workplace sexual harassment to assist individuals. 

This section contains information and resources to assist individuals. Simply click on the content block to find out more.

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Rights and Responsibilities

What are your individual and organisational rights and responsibilities when it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Education and training

Series of free online courses and factsheets have been designed to help individuals better understand workplace sexual harassment so that they can more effectively prevent and respond to to it.
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Younger workers

Resources to help young workers understand and address workplace sexual harassment.
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Bystander actions

What can you do if you witness sexual harassment in the workplace?
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External pathways

National and state/territory guides to external pathways in Australia to address workplace sexual harassment.
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Latest resources

Guidance

Minerals Council of Australia - Sexual Harassment Industry code of conduct

National industry code on eliminating sexual harassment that provides clear expectations on members to establish both preventative and response measures to address sexual harassment, underpinned by a culture of respect that empowers individuals to raise concerns in a supportive and protected way.
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Minerals Council Code of Conduct

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