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Section : State & territory anti-discrimination bodies
Domain : Human Resource Management
Classification : Not Identified
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The chunk lists the contact information for various state and territory anti-discrimination bodies in Australia, which are relevant resources for employers and employees seeking guidance on preventing discrimination and promoting diversity in the workplace, as discussed in the "Links and resources" section of the Flexible Working Arrangements Best Practice Guide.
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- Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Commission hrc.act.gov.au
- Anti-Discrimination Board of New South Wales antidiscrimination.justice.nsw.gov.au
- Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Commission adc.nt.gov.au
- Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland adcq.qld.gov.au
- Government of South Australia Equal Opportunity Commission eoc.sa.gov.au
- Equal Opportunity Tasmania equalopportunity.tas.gov.au
- The Government of Western Australia Equal Opportunity Commission eoc.wa.gov.au
- Victorian Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission humanrightscommission.vic.gov.au
- What is the primary focus of the organizations listed in the text chunk?
- How many different anti-discrimination commissions are mentioned in the text?
- Which commission is associated with the Australian Capital Territory?
- What is the website for the Equal Opportunity Commission in Queensland?
- Can you name two states that have an Equal Opportunity Commission mentioned in the text?
- What role do these commissions play in their respective regions?
- How might the existence of these commissions impact individuals facing discrimination?
- What similarities can be inferred about the functions of these commissions across different states?
- Why is it important for each state to have its own anti-discrimination body?
- What themes related to human rights can be identified from the list of commissions provided?