This is a great day for all
USU General Secretary Graeme Kelly, Randwick Mayor Lindsay Shurey, and General Manager Ray Brownlee meet to discuss Randwick Council’s new 10 days paid Family and Domestic Violence Leave policy.
Family and domestic violence affects working people every day. Whether directly or indirectly, family and domestic violence is a workplace issue, and it is a union issue.
That is why the USU has spent the past year campaigning for employers to make paid family and domestic violence leave available to their employees.
Having paid leave can often be the difference that allows someone to leave a violent situation.
The USU wishes to congratulate Randwick City Council on adopting a paid Family and Domestic Violence Leave Policy.
