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FDV warning signs often missed in the workplace
It's difficult for workplaces to help employees experiencing FDV if they don't know what signs to look out for, and some are easy to miss, a support and advocacy specialist says.
In Australia, it's estimated that 2.2 million women will experience domestic and family violence in any given year, says Humans of Purpose Academy CEO Melanie Greblo.
"That's one in four, and that number's actually probably higher."
However, it's common for managers and colleagues of employees experiencing FDV not to recognise when it's happening, Greblo tells a new HR Daily Premium webcast...
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