It important to ensure that all workplaces within a community services framework have a code of conduct and that all work, health & safety and occupational, health & safety rules are followed in line with procedure. HR policies and occupational, health and safety procedures should be updated to ensure that cultural safety is given protected status and to ensure that no one can be victimized because of their culture with clear rules to follow if it does happen in the workplace.
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