Australia Disability Discrimination Act 1992
Part 2 Divisions 2A to 6: Standards, harassment, offences, exemptions, victimisation – Australia Disability Discrimination Act 1992

Australia Disability Discrimination Act 1992 s35-39: ss 35, 37 and 39 No harassment of people with disability in employment, education and services

It is unlawful to harass, in relation to their disability, an employee, a fellow employee, a job seeker, a commission agent or contract worker or someone seeking to become one (s 35); for staff of an educational institution to harass a student or applicant (s 37); or for a provider of goods, services or facilities to harass a person wanting them (s 39). Employers and principals are liable for employees and agents unless they took reasonable precautions and exercised due diligence (s 123).

Maintained by Gerard Blokdyk

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  • s8.3-1 s 8.3(1) Develop and implement strategies and programs to prevent disability harassment and victimisation

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