VETO for the Different Sectors

Management of Dignity in the Workplace

First we brought you VETO
for the health sector....

Against V iolence at work
An E ducational
T raining
O perational Kit

to combat workplace violence in the health sector

 

Now we are bringing you VETO
for the corporate and service sector

Addressing dignity V iolations at work
An E ducational
T raining
  O perational Kit

to combat dignity violations in the workplace

VETO for either sectors is a three-day workshop (South Africa) or a 2 day workshop in developed countries due to better public transport and participants' ability to attend for longer ours. The programme based on the the ILO/ICN/WHO/PSI Framework Guidelines to address workplace violence in the health sector had been adjusted for the corporate and service sectors too. The programs cover the following focus areas in the process:

VETO TRAINING IS AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE

INFORMATION FOR SOUTH AFRICANS
Brochure on VETO for the health sector
Brochure on VETO for the corporate and services sector
Special offer on VETO for massive roll-out in South Africa

INFORMATION ALL COUNTRIES (EXCLUDING SOUTH AFRICA)
Brochure on VETO for the health sector
Brochure on VETO for the corporate and services sector
Special offer on international training by Dr Steinman

 

Read about VETO's magnificent outcomes in the health sector
where Dr Susan Steinman piloted the project at the Gauteng Department of Health

For more information, contact us.

 

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