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A report released by Victoria University found that more than half of Australians experienced racial discrimination in the workplace. Many victims didn’t speak out because there was a culture of acceptance and they didn’t want to rock the boat. Produced By: Abhranil Hazra Featured In Story: Dr Mario Peucker, Victoria University,, and Dr Aaron Teo, …
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Pregnant women and new parents still remain a target of workplace discrimination despite decades-old legislation making it unlawful. Researchers are calling for major change as a new study from University of South Australia reveals 60 percent of new mothers returning to work say their “opinions are often ignored,” and they “feel excluded”. This follows 2014’s …
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