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Workplace Sexual Harassment - Greater Awareness Needed

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Dr Caponecchia today in his blog has brought sharply into focus need for greater awareness of what sexual harassment is: A new campaign, See Hear Speak, focused on educating young women about what sexual harassment is, and what to do about it, will be launched this week Sexual harassment can happen to men too. The smaller number of men who are targeted are even less likely to report it Regardless of the genders involved, it can include taunting of a sexual nature, displaying genitals ...

Cyber bullying vs Traditional bullying

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On March 15, 2012 The Education Review reported on research regarding the impact of bullying comparing realities and perceptions. Quick Insights: Children think face-to-face bullying is more harmful than cyber bullying. New research shows that perception to be false 3000 students in Years 6 to 12 from 30 schools nationally were surveyed and 45% said they were bullied Victims of cyber bullying reported higher levels of anxiety and depression than children who had been bullied ...

Internal Investigation Technique from the Pros – Pt 1

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So management has asked you to conduct a basic investigation into why the till does not balance. Keep in mind you are not a trained detective, don’t attempt something you are not capable of. Ask yourself what type of investigations are we likely to need to conduct? What type of people are we likely to be interviewing? Am I capable of this investigation? Would it be better left to the professionals? If your decision is to move ahead with a basic investigation, first establish what your ...

Case Study – Staff Theft of $30 in Coin Revealed by CCTV Surveillance

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A club was experiencing monetary losses from the safe room. It was suspected these losses were incurred as a result of staff theft and it was decided to covertly monitor staff activities in that location for a period. As a result, the Barringtons applied for a Covert Surveillance Authority, providing them with the authority to install and covertly utilise existing CCTV cameras for the purposes of observing staff carrying out duties in the safe area. Monies (thirty dollars in dollar ...

Blayne Webb Inducted into Hall Of Fame CMAA

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I am pleased to announce that yesterday Blayne Webb was inducted into the Club Managers’ Association Australia Hall of Fame.  Blayne has been recognised by the CMAA for his involvement in the Club Industry’s growth and development and support of the CMAA.  This is an extremely prestigious award and one that I trust you will join with me in congratulating Blayne. Further he knew nothing about it and had to address a large group with a microphone!    Allen Barry, Executive Director, ...
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