Australia’s federal government has announced that it will be introducing new legislation to Parliament in order to bolster the national framework for addressing sexual harassment in the workplace.
This article goes into the proposed legislative changes, additional non-legislative changes, and what the government has indicated to implementing the legislative reforms.
Authors: Ruveni Kelleher, Partner, and Freya Booth, Associate, Johnson, Winter & Slattery
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