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NDAs and workplace sexual harassment

In this exclusive webinar on “NDAs and Workplace Sexual Harassment”, our experts will guide you through the latest legal developments, compliance risks and practical strategies for managing these sensitive issues.

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During this free, one-hour event Kate Thomson and Tamsin Lawrence discuss:

  • when and how non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) can be used appropriately
  • recent legislative changes and ethical considerations
  • how businesses can balance confidentiality with transparency and accountability.

You will also gain insights into preventing and addressing workplace sexual harassment, ensuring compliance with Fair Work and Respect@Work reforms, how to resolve complaints fairly and effectively, and how to implement best-practice policies to foster a safe and legally sound workplace.

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