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Race discrimination at work: what are my rights?

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Race discrimination at work: what are my rights?

This fact sheet explains your rights at work under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic). It protects you from unfair treatment because of your race. This includes being treated badly during hiring, at work, or when leaving a job. You are also protected from bullying, racism, and being punished for making complaints. Employers must make sure their workplace is fair and safe for everyone. If you experience racism, you can report it, and employers are required to act.

Organisation:
Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
Topic:
Employment, Discrimination
Target audience:
General
Service area:
VIC
Published:
November 2024
Last reviewed:
November 2024

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