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This guideline provides information about what may be considered as unfair treatment at work and includes, examples to explain the context in which this behaviour can occur and examples to illustrate what does not constitute unfair treatment.
The Diocese will deliver services in a manner which is consistent with the Code of Conduct, this policy, the resource Integrity in Our Common Mission and legislation
This policy outlines the Diocese’s commitment to the principles it will follow to actively seek to prevent and eliminate workplace bullying, harassment, sexual and sex-based harassment and discrimination
This policy sets out the obligations of all workers related to workplace bullying, harassment and discrimination to create a workplace culture where the principles of equity, justice, equal opportunity, dignity and respect prevail.
This procedure will outline the obligations of workers and the Diocese in effectively managing the risks of fatigue and provide instructions on what actions to take if someone is fatigued or at risk of becoming fatigued.
Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.
Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.
Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.
This procedure supports the implementation of the Flexible Work Policy and outlines the requirements for managers and employees when flexible work is requested, approved and declined.
As part of this commitment the Diocese recognises the value in supporting employees to balance work and life through flexibility, whilst continuing to uphold the Diocese’s mission, strategic plan and goals.
The Diocese as an extension of the church is relational and we seek to achieve our mission and deliver services in this manner. Our work is best supported by developing relationships through face-to- face discussions and meeting people where they are on the frontline.
This policy outlines requirements for managers and employees about flexible work and refers to the legislative obligations set out in accordance with the Fai
Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.