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  • Fight to Get Rid of NDAs Silencing Workplace Harassment Victims

29 Jul 2024

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Fight to Get Rid of NDAs Silencing Workplace Harassment Victims

The Project / 29 July 2024 The episode includes clients of the Working Women’s Centre SA and Sharmilla Bargon and Regina Featherstone, authors of Let’s Talk About Confidentiality: NDA Use in Sexual Harassment Settlements Since the Respect@Work Report.

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