1. A DDRESSING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE : BC PERSPECTIVES

2. T ONY M C N AUGHTON

3. D OMESTIC V IOLENCE D EATH R EVIEW P ANEL … develop a model, in collaboration with WorkSafeBC, for use by employers to provide protection to employees from domestic violence in the workplace.

4. F ILLING THE GAP Recognizing the signs of domestic violence Supporting workers Understanding legal obligations Taking action to keep workplaces safe

5. L EARNING AND BUILDING

6. T HE TOOL KIT H ANDBOOK F ACT SHEETS A WARENESS MATERIALS M ULTIMEDIA RESOURCES

7. C HALLENGES The conundrum of gender inclusivity Defining domestic violence Domestic violence as an OHS issue?

8. A WORK IN PROGRESS International uptake – universal handbook Translations – Traditional and Simplified Chinese, French, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Punjabi, Hindi, and Tagalog Raising awareness Video interview – from a survivors perspective Multimedia training tool

9. L ESSONS LEARNED A complex process Involve stakeholders and experts early Crystallize the point

10. D ISCUSSION POINTS Measuring the effectiveness of our work Bridging gaps for smaller workplaces Strategies for reinforcing domestic violence as an OHS concern