Treasury Family And Domestic Violence Leave Policy
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Treasury released its Family and Domestic Violence Policy, an internal procedural document (not economic analysis or policy advice) outlining support frameworks for employees affected by family and domestic violence. The policy applies to all Treasury staff including non-ongoing employees, those on temporary transfer, and overseas-deployed personnel. It establishes objectives to provide immediate practical support and referrals to professional services, facilitate access to leave for managing FDV issues, ensure workplace safety within Treasury buildings, and foster a supportive culture encouraging affected employees to seek assistance and flexibility. The document specifies contact procedures for the Performance and Wellbeing Team for support inquiries and the Security Team for immediate danger situations. No quantitative data, budget impacts, or internal disagreement regarding the policy's content is disclosed in this excerpt.
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