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What is workplace violence?

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It's time to make it work
Join the Coalition Against Workplace Violence for a Workers’ Forum:

Halifax
7 to 9pm, Tuesday, February 13
Alderney Room, Holiday Inn Harbourview,
Dartmouth.

Yarmouth
7 to 9pm, Thursday, March 1
Room C181, NSCC campus,
372 Pleasant Street

Learn about the Coalition’s continued efforts to lobby the provincial government for legislation to protect all workers from physical, verbal and emotional abuse on the job and how you can help!

Click here to download the poster (PDF format)

      		 Upcoming Forums on Workplace Violence

      Are you experiencing
      workplace violence?

      Quick facts

    • An estimated one in four public sector workers is concerned ("extremely" or "rather" concerned) about violence at work by a member of the public.

    • Although workplace violence is an issue for all workers - it's also very much a women's issue (a high percentage of the four unions' memberships are female).

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      Produced by CAWV, the Coalition Against Workplace Violence with financial assistance from the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour