Report finds employers not supportive of domestic violence survivors

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 19:18 · Archive

A report says employers are not as supportive as they believe of people rebuilding lives after domestic and family violence.

A new report has found that employers are not providing the level of support they believe they are offering to people rebuilding their lives after experiencing domestic and family violence. The report characterises the financial situation facing victim-survivors as a 'hamster wheel' of stress.

The findings suggest a gap between employer perceptions of their own support and the actual assistance needed by those leaving abusive situations to achieve financial stability and recovery.

Report finds employers not supportive of domestic violence survivors — Image: The West Australian

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'Hamster wheel' of financial stress after leaving abuseThe West Australian · 5 Oct, 19:02
'Hamster wheel' of financial stress after leaving abusePerth Now · 5 Oct, 19:02

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