ACCI's drug and alcohol policy ignores employers' duty of care: ACTU
The drug and alcohol policy released by ACCI last week attempts to shift employers' duty of care obligations and ignores the variety of factors that can lead to dependency, according to the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU)..
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