Bottleshop staff being trained to be aware of domestic violence

Bottleshop staff are being trained in awareness of domestic violence

Bottleshop staff are being trained in awareness of domestic violence Source: SBS

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The biggest bottleshop company in the country is offering domestic violence awareness training to its 28,000 staff.

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