General social media toolkit
You can help us in the mission to eliminate discrimination in NSW with the following actions.
Follow and share the Anti-Discrimination NSW social media accounts, newsletter and website:
Post about us on your organisation’s social media account using the following sample posts and social media tiles. Remember to tag us on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.
Direct and indirect discrimination
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Did you know there are two types of discrimination that are against the law? Direct discrimination is when you’re treated unfairly because of a characteristic you have, or you’re assumed to have, that’s protected by NSW law.
Indirect discrimination is when there’s a rule or requirement that’s the same for everyone but unfairly affects people who have one of the characteristics protected by NSW law.
Examples of direct and indirect discrimination are available on the Anti-Discrimination NSW website: antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
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Did you know there are two types of #discrimination that are against the law in #NSW? Direct and indirect discrimination. Definitions and examples of both are available on the Anti-Discrimination NSW website: antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
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Discrimination in different areas of public life
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Do you have questions about discrimination that’s occurred at work, at school, at the shops or another area of public life? Anti-Discrimination NSW is here to answer your questions Monday to Friday, between 9am-4pm.
For more information about your rights, head to the Anti-Discrimination NSW website: antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
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Do you have questions about #discrimination that’s occurred at work, at school, the shops or another area of public life? Anti-discrimination NSW is here to answer your questions Mon-Fri, between 9am-4pm. For more info about #yourrights, head to antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
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Employer and service provider responsibilities
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Inclusion and fairness isn’t just the right decision, in some areas of public life, it’s the law. To find out how you can deliver fair and equal outcomes to your staff, check out the employers’ section of the Anti-Discrimination NSW website: antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
To find out how anti-discrimination law affects you as a service provider, more information is available on antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au.
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Inclusion and fairness isn’t just the right decision, in some areas of public life, it’s the law. Find out how you can deliver fair and equal outcomes to your staff and customers in the #employers and #service providers section of the ADNSW website: antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au.
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Responsibilities at work
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Do you own a business? If you’re an employer, you should be taking all reasonable steps to ensure that you and your employees, contractors and agents do not discriminate against, harass or bully other employees. You can do this by educating your employees about discrimination and having an anti-discrimination policy in place. Learn more on the Anti-Discrimination NSW website: antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
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Do you own a business? If you’re an employer, you should be taking all reasonable steps to ensure harassment and bullying isn’t happening in your workplace. You can do this by educating your employees about discrimination. Learn more at antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au
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Last updated:
12 Jul 2024
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