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Dominic Giannini

Help for business to proactively stop sexual harassment

More than 40 per cent of women experienced sexual harassment at work, new research suggests. (Laura Lowndes/AAP PHOTOS)

Employers have been given a clear directive to stamp out sexual harassment, a peak body says as it launches a campaign to help companies better protect workers.

Bosses will be supported to meet new regulations requiring businesses to actively take steps to prevent sexual harassment, under the Lead the Change campaign launched on Monday by violence prevention group Our Watch.

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