Attention job seekers: We regret to inform you that imposters continue to pose as Mindoula Health representatives, targeting unsuspecting candidates on job search platforms, social media, and via text/email. These scammers promise non-existent jobs and solicit personal information and money from unsuspecting candidates. Please visit our website at www.mindoula.com/careers to learn about our open roles. You are welcome to contact us directly at hiring@mindoula.com if you have any questions about your application or to verify whether a job offer from Mindoula Health is legitimate. Your safety and security are our priority.
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Extract-Workplace sexual-harassment clampdown for doctors Conduct guidelines for UK doctors are being updated to spell out what constitutes workplace sexual harassment, amid concerns abuse is going unchallenged. The General Medical Council, which regulates doctors to ensure they are safe and fit to care for patients, says it is adopting a zero-tolerance policy. The new advice explains it is not just physical acts that can be a breach. Verbal and written comments or sharing images with a colleague count too. It is difficult to say precisely how common sexual harassment is within the NHS and private medical practice, because, as in other workplaces, not all cases are reported… "The GMC has the potential to make a real difference and we need to see them supporting victims when they report perpetrators. "We need their reporting processes to be transparent and clearly explained to victims. "We need cases to be thoroughly investigated rather than dismissed. "And we need appropriate, proportionate sanctioning of perpetrators." Prof Phil Banfield, BMA council chair, said: "Encouraging individuals to speak up and report bullying and harassment, for example, will not be effective if doctors do not trust those who they are complaining to or if complaints are not taken seriously when people do." https://lnkd.in/eJ_CQYQZ
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Earlier this month, a female #doctor bravely filed a formal complaint against a senior doctor, sparking renewed attention to the pervasive issue of #sexualharassment faced by female doctors in the medical field. Our latest article delves into the distressing reality of the distinctive forms of harassment experienced by female doctors, emphasizing the urgent need for action and stronger measures to ensure a safe and respectful work environment. Discover the unique challenges and forms of harassment faced by female doctors and how it impacts both their personal and professional lives. Read the full article on our website - https://lnkd.in/dpB_aFgK Join us in empowering professions and promoting workplace dignity and respect with our Capacity Building Certification Workshop for Internal Committee (POSH). Date & Time:- 12th – 13th October (2:30 PM to 5:30 PM) Modality:- Virtual (Microsoft Teams) Link to register for Certification Workshop is the comments. #10yearsofposh #poshcertification #poshtraining
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Subject: Urgent Attention Required: Workplace Misbehavior and Lack of Support Hello Annova Solutions Team, I am writing to bring to your attention some concerning issues regarding misbehavior in the workplace. Despite reporting these issues to higher authorities, I regret to inform you that the support provided has been lacking, and instead, I have experienced mental harassment alot. The misbehavior incidents have been persistent and are affecting both my work performance and well-being. Despite my efforts to address these matters through the appropriate channels, I have not received the assistance and protection I expected from the higher authorities. Instead, I have faced additional stress and mental strain due to their lack of action and understanding. I urge you to take immediate action to address these issues effectively and ensure a safe and respectful work environment for all female employees. It is crucial that steps are taken to prevent further instances of misbehavior and to provide support to those who have been affected. I look forward to your swift response and action. Sincerely, Srishti Kumari Singh (2909)
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