ACT have developed these guidelines (2017) to introduce the concept of gender security for all staff, to serve as a tool to ensure duty of care and to allow human resources to ensure equal, unbiased and open employment standards, while at the same time guiding security personnel and managers on how to adapt their security plans and risk assessments.
ACT Gender Security Guidelines
- Published:
- 5 May 2017
- Region:
- Global
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ACT Gender Security Guidelines
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