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Support in the workplace

Gambling can impact your career and also your workplace in ways you might not think. For employers a gamble aware workplace should be a priority. There are many ways to support your staff and workmates.

Support in the workplace

Gambling can impact your career and also your workplace in ways you might not think. For employers a gamble aware workplace should be a priority. There are many ways to support your staff and workmates.

Supporting your employees

You have a duty of care as an employer. Here are ideas on how to meet obligations to employee health and wellbeing in relation to gambling harm.

Supporting a workmate

Do you have a colleague who gambles in the workplace? Do you think they may have a problem? There are plenty of things you can do.

Signs gambling may be a problem

If an employee or workmate is showing any of these warning signs, they might be suffering from gambling-related harm. It’s your chance to step in.

GambleAware acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land and we pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging. GambleAware is an inclusive support service.

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