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236 Emily Ruben 19. Harley v Harley, 129 AD2d 843 (3d Dept 1987); Poliandro v Poliandro, 119 AD2d 577, 578 (2d Dept), appeal dismissed 68 NY2d 908 (1986). 20. These forms are available from New York State’s Unified Court System, http://www.courts.state.ny.us/forms/.
16 Representing Domestic Violence Victims in the Workplace by Wendy R. Weiser and Deborah A. Widiss As an advocate for a victim of domestic violence, you can play a central role in helping her maintain her job. 1 A job can provide a victim with the economic independence she needs to leave an abuser, but, all too often, domestic violence follows its victims into the workplace and interferes with their ability to keep their jobs. The workplace effects of domestic violence are often direct: an abuser may call incessantly, come to the workplace, or take other steps to disrupt a victim’s work life as a means of exerting control. Studies confirm the prevalence of such experiences. 2 Between 35 and 56% of battered women in three separate studies reported that they were harassed at work by their batterers. 3 Half of all female victims of violent workplace crimes know their attackers, 4 and nearly one out of every ten violent workplace incidents is committed by partners or spouses. 5 More frequently, the effects of violence are indirect. For example, a victim’s job performance may suffer because she is frequently absent or distracted, or she may need to take time off during business hours to address the effects of violence in her life. She may even be fired or penalized at work when her employer learns she is a victim of domestic violence. More than half of domestic violence victims surveyed in New York City in 1995 reported that abuse caused them to be late or miss days at work. 6 According to a 1998 report of the US General Accounting Office, between 25 and 50% of domestic violence victims surveyed reported that they lost a job due, at least in part, to domestic violence. 7 Victims of domestic violence who are employed often feel that they are trapped in a catch-22. They need accommodations at work (such as time off) to take essential steps to address the violence, but they are afraid to tell their employers for fear of retaliation or losing their jobs. A victim who loses her job may no longer have the economic means to make the other necessary changes in her life.
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Summary of Contents Part I: Introdu
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ALEXIS MCNAUGHTON KNOX 1983 - 2006
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The Evolution of the Justice System
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Notes Evolution of the Justice Syst
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