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EPISODE · May 17, 2020 · 29 MIN

The thinking behind the Dignity At Work Act, aimed to give workers protections from abuse at work

from Screw the Hierarchy · host Debra S Falzoi

Dignity At Work Act author, president of the National Workplace Bullying Coalition, and university professor Jerry Carbo has spent years researching workplace abuse and what laws abroad help protect worker dignity. On this episode, Jerry shares insights into what his vast experience taught him and how he's bringing that knowledge to fight for psychological safety for workers. Advocates in more than 15 U.S. states hope to introduce this bill in 2021. If you'd like to introduce the bill in your state, email [email protected] to be part of the growing movement. You'll will receive support every step of the way. Read more about the bill, including the bill language: http://dignityatworkact.org/ If you've been abused at work related to COVID-19 and would like to share your story anonymously, email [email protected]. If you feel like you need more help, I have a free guide to recovery steps at dignitytogether.org/targets and a signup for daily boosts through your inbox at the same place. Facebook: @HierarchyPodcast Twitter: @ScrewHierarchy

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