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• The definition of workplace violence
• A statement that no workplace violence would be tolerated.
• An engagement in support of any action targeted at creating an environment free from workplace violence.
• The provision of a fair complaints system, that is free from retaliaton and that protects against abusive or frivolous complaints
• Information, education and training for workers and the public
• Measures to prevent, control and, as appropriate, eliminate workplace violence
• Measures relating to intervention and management of violent incidents
• A commitment to effective communication of the policy
• Confidentiality.
• Workplace security issues
• To minimise the risk of workplace violence in service sectors, the following should be taken into account:
• The identification of areas at special risk and the level of risk
• Access to and from the workplace, including parking areas and transport facilities
• The existence of security services
• The elimination of impediments to a clear view at the workplace
• The identification of restricted areas
• The installation of security systems in dangerous areas, after consultation with workers and their representatives
• The banning of weapons except as an inherent requirement of a specific job
• Restrictions on alcohol and drugs in the workplace
• Access control systems for workers and/or visitors, where appropriate (ID, reception desks, gates etc)
• ID documents for workers where appropriate
• ID for visitors where appropriate
• Cooperation among enterprises on collective security.

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Issue 19 April 2005

صفحات أخرى لـ Issue 19 April 2005:
After the Tsunami | Open skies: open to whom? | Container congestion | A Brighter Lookout? | Checkpoint Hell | TI Briefing 10: Multinational Companies in the Rai | Commentary: Return of the welfare state? | Reflections: Readers’ priorities for 2005 | Commentary: "Violence is normal" | Working life: Blue skies and spiral landings | Comment: Dockers prepare for an unwanted fight

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