Employers Against Domestic ViolenceUniting Massachusetts Employers with Experts in the Fields of Domestic and Workplace Violence Prevention.
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Domestic violence is a serious, recognizable and preventable problem like thousands of other workplace health and safety issues that affect a business and its bottom line. Through EADV, an employer can assess its unique needs, culture and goals; develop tailored workplace policies and procedures; train all senior management, supervisors and employees; offer useful information to their employees; and strive to ensure that their workplace supports all employees facing violence.
Domestic Violence IS a workplace issue.
Is your company prepared?
What is Domestic Violence?
What is Domestic Violence?
Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behavior used by one intimate partner to gain power and control over another intimate partner. Domestic violence can be physical, sexual, emotional, economic or psychological in nature.
Domestic abuse IS a workplace issue.
Employers Against Domestic Violence (EADV) provides practical steps employers can take to protect their business and their employees. A domestic violence victim brings this all-too-common occurrence to work with them in many forms, including: compromised concentration and performance, workplace interruptions (harassing or repeated phone calls, emails and text messages), physical and emotional health effects. This does not include how their co-workers productivity is also affected.
In addition, when you consider the alarming statistics and numbers of victims, there is an equal number of perpetrators... including in the workplace. EADV helps companies reduce liability and support their employees through training, creating policies, and much more. Domestic Violence IS Everyone's Business!
In addition, when you consider the alarming statistics and numbers of victims, there is an equal number of perpetrators... including in the workplace. EADV helps companies reduce liability and support their employees through training, creating policies, and much more. Domestic Violence IS Everyone's Business!