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Jobswatch Principal Lawyer Gabrielle Marchetti, Maurice Blackburn Principal Lawyer Alex Grayson, ACTU President Michele O'Neil and Women's Health Victoria Executive Director Rita Butera (SBS)
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Companies would be fined if they don't do enough to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace under a plan to stamp out abuse. The ACTU says More than eight out of ten women experience harassment, but only one in five reports it.

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Companies would be fined if they don't do enough to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace under a plan to stamp out abuse. The ACTU says More than eight out of ten women experience harassment, but only one in five reports it.

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