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Discrimination - Still Against the Law

These sheets discuss equal opportunity laws in Victoria that protect employees who are pregnant, parents of young children or carers with responsibility for a child or other family member. The sheets also highlight what agencies you can contact if you believe your rights have been breached.

• Arabic - (PDF 124KB)
• Chinese - (PDF 166KB)
• Croatian - (PDF 107KB)
• Greek - (PDF 116KB)
• Italian - (PDF 105KB)
• Macedonian - (PDF 115KB)
• Spanish - (PDF 106KB)
• Turkish - (PDF 105KB)
• Vietnamese - (PDF 120KB)