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How to ensure no employee is victimised for exercising statutory rights

  • Train managers and supervisors sufficiently to ensure that they are familiar with their obligations under the law and that no employee or worker under their control is disciplined, punished or otherwise subjected to a detriment for exercising or asserting his or her statutory employment rights.
  • Ensure that staff and works handbooks remind employees and workers of their statutory employment rights and encourage them to make use of the grievance procedure if they have any problems or concerns about any perceived abuse of those rights and their treatment at the hands of managers and supervisors.

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