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Domestic and family violence victims and survivors to have leave enshrined in law

Victims and survivors will have a guaranteed option of 15 days of domestic and family violence leave per year. (ABC News: Maren Preuss)

Workplace leave specifically for public sector workers experiencing domestic and family violence will be enshrined in law in South Australia, allowing victims and survivors time to access legal and medical services.

While a part of the current enterprise agreement, the amendments to the state's Fair Work Act will guarantee the option of 15 days of paid leave per year to local government and public sector workers impacted by family and intimate partner violence.

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