The National Inquiry will review and report on:

• a national survey of the prevalence, nature and reporting of sexual harassment in Australian workplaces, by sector
• online workplace-related sexual and sex-based harassment and the use of technology and social media to perpetrate workplace-related sexual and sex-based harassment
• the use of technology and social media to identify both alleged victims and perpetrators of workplace-related sexual harassment
• the drivers of workplace sexual harassment, including whether:
• some individuals are more likely to experience sexual harassment due to particular characteristics including gender, age, sexual orientation, culturally or linguistically diverse background, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander status or disability
• some workplace characteristics and practices are more likely to increase the risk of sexual harassment
• the current legal framework with respect to sexual harassment
• existing measures and good practice being undertaken by employers in preventing and responding to workplace sexual harassment, both domestically and internationally the impacts on individuals and business of sexual harassment, such as mental health, and the economic impacts such as workers compensation claims, employee turnover and absenteeism, and
• recommendations to address sexual harassment in Australian workplaces.