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Woolworths calls for 'urgent' rule change as 'horrifying' supermarket trend soars

Woolworths calls for 'urgent' rule change as 'horrifying' supermarket trend soars
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Woolworths is calling for urgent legislative changes in New South Wales to protect staff following a 5% increase in violent incidents, including attacks with knives. The supermarket chain is sharing footage of these incidents to highlight the severity of the situation.

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The rise in workplace violence against retail staff is a growing public safety and labor rights concern that requires government intervention.

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Woolworths Head of Acts of Violence and Aggression, Sarah Faorlin. (Yahoo News Australia/9News) A spike in aggression toward staff has led Woolworths to call for workplace protections to be "urgently" bolstered.

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The article presents the company's call for action alongside statements from labor representatives, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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