Family Violence Leave

Offer security and support to employees experiencing domestic violence.

What is Family Violence Leave?

Family violence leave provides paid or unpaid time off for individuals affected by domestic violence to seek legal assistance, relocate safely, attend counselling, or manage safety plans. This leave prioritises physical and emotional recovery while ensuring job protection, acknowledging the impact of domestic violence on workplace participation.

Benefits to Employer

Employers can foster a safer and more productive work environment by addressing survivors’ critical safety needs. Ethical policies enhance corporate reputation and employee loyalty while reducing absenteeism.

Benefits to Employee

Family violence leave gives survivors the time to access resources without risking employment or income stability. Financial and job security during recovery supports long-term safety planning and reintegration into the workforce, aiding both personal and professional recovery.

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Fraser Hopper,
Head of Operations at Chattermill

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