Ouch, Oops, Hello, Not OK is our system for injury and incident reporting. Here you can also send in suggestions on how University of Gävle can become an even better place to study and work at for all students.
The University has zero tolerance for discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment and victimisation.
If you as a student have a workstudy related injury, the University must report that. The responsible manager must write a claim together with you and the student senior safety representative. A workstudy related injury is a personal physical or mental injury or illness that is a result of studying or the study conditions. It can also be a accident on the way to or from the University.
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Oops refers to a incident (physical or mental) in which no one was injured which could have led to an injury. Events based on organisational and social factors, such as lack of respect between students or between students and staff, can also be seen as incidents. The responsible manager, in consultation with you and the student senior safety representative must write the incident report.
University of Gävle does not accept that any student is exposed to threats, violence or threats of violence in their work environment. Everyone who studies at the University of Gävle should be able to be here without being exposed to violence or threats of violence. If situations involving violence and threats of violence arise despite the preventive work, the victim must be able to receive support and help quickly. Threats, violence or threats of violence must be reported by the University as injury or incidents.
Do you have suggestions for improvements that can develop University of Gävle to be a better workplace? Get in touch! Send your suggestions for improvements to studentsupport@hig.se
If you discover a problem relating to properties, premises or technical equipment belonging to the University, you can report this directly to vaktmasteri@hig.se
Victimisation, discriminatory harassment or sexual harassment is not tolerated at the University of Gävle.
Discrimination occurs at the University if a student or someone who has applied for a course or programme at University of Gävle, is treated disfavourably and when this disadvantage is related to sex, ethnicity, religion or other belief, sexual orientation, transggender identity or expression, age or disability. Inadequate accessibility, harassment, sexual harassment and instructions to discriminate are also forms of discrimination.
Harassment refers to such conduct that violates a person's dignity when it is related to one of the grounds of discrimination listed above.
Sexual harassment can be about touches, jokes, suggestions and invitations that have sexual allusions and that are unwelcome and derogatory.
Victimisation is unpleasant or negative actions directed at one or more students in an abusive manner and that can lead to ill health or to the victim being excluded from the community in the work or study group.
Contact the university's student and doctoral student representatives for advice and guidance.
E-mail: studentombud@hig.se and doktorandombud@hig.se
If you need to talk to someone about what you have experienced or seen, you can receive guidance and support from the student senior safety representative, Student representative (studentombudet )or the Student Health Service.
Student senior safety representative
If you are a student, you can receive guidance and support from the Student Health Service and safety representative at Gefle Student Union
Phone: 070-964 00 44
E-mail: arbetsmiljo@geflestudentkar.se
Student Health Service
You can turn to the Student Health and Welfare if you need counselling.
Phone: 026-64 81 00
E-mail: kurator@hig.se
