When it comes to your personal safety, take all threats seriously.
In order to maintain a safe workplace, you must take all threats seriously, but remain calm. Do not be afraid to call for help if you feel that the person in crisis may try to harm themselves or others.
It was first introduced back in 1981 by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
What is domestic violence?
“Domestic violence shows itself in a number of different forms, whether it’s punching, slapping, choking, or threatening, manipulating, yelling and many others. No matter the situation, domestic violence is never okay.” It also affects many different people, from all walks of life, up to about 10 million people per year. (www.domesticviolence.org)
All employees with a UC plan will have access to primary care. These UC Davis employees chose UC Davis Health during open enrollment and wanted to share their experience as patients.
UC Davis is committed to creating an inclusive and respectful environment for its employees, which includes recognizing individuals by their chosen names.
In line with this commitment and the Gender Recognition Lived Name Policy, UCPath is proactively implementing significant changes to ensure that name updates are reflected comprehensively across the various systems utilized at UC Davis and UC Davis Health.
