The OADC is currently undertaking a review of its procedural and information brochures. The new brochures are in PDF format or can be viewed in html.
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Age Discrimination
Age discrimination can occur across all age groups and often arises because of stereotypes and assumptions made about a person's needs and abilities...
Bullying
Bullying must be addressed and effectively dealt with. The costs are more far reaching than organisations recognise, and higher than any 'dollar' amount acknowledged by business...
Disability Discrimination
Disability is a broad category incorporating illness, 'permanent' incapacity, disease, aquired disability and congenital disability...
Industrial activity discrimination
Direct industrial activity discrimination takes place if a person treats another person on the basis of industrial activity less favourably than a person...
Irrelevant Criminal Record
Discrimination on the basis of an irrelevant criminal record is unlawful...
Race Discrimination
Race discrimination occurs when someone is treated less favourably than another person or is denied the same opportunities as another person because of their race.
Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment is unwelcome sexual behaviour, including words, directed at or about one person by another...
More brochures will be formatted into Html in due course. Please bookmark this page for future reference or contact our office for an alternative format.
Who said I can't...
‘Who said I can’t...’ is the third publication produced by the OADC. In 'Who said I can't...' we glimpse into another persons world and read how ordinary lives can become shattered in a simple moment. We gain an appreciation of how through an individual’s spirit, willpower and at times sheer bloody mindedness their life becomes an extra-ordinary one.Age-coming to a body near you
A second narrative publication produced by the OADC providing a collection of personal stories and inspiring messages about age, life, love and marriage and the aging process.Stories of a journey
A collective narration of stories provided by Tasmanian African Refugees and community support workers about the joys and challenges of settling in a new country - Tasmania.To purchase these publications go to Community projects page and fill out an order form.
