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If women workers are given transfer option after complaint but consent is not taken what is missing?

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Correct answer: survivor centered consent / Survivor centered consent

The direct answer is A: survivor-centred consent. A complaint process should protect the affected woman’s dignity, safety, voice and right to make informed choices. Offering a transfer may sometimes be one possible protective measure, but it is not automatically a complete solution. Step by step: listen to the complaint; assess immediate safety; explain possible remedies and their effects; obtain the woman’s informed consent before an option affecting her work or location; provide follow-up and other appropriate action. Option A is correct because the worker’s consent and preferences are missing. Option B is wrong because a transfer without consent cannot be called a complete remedy. Option C is wrong because promotion is unrelated to the central procedural gap. Option D is wrong because office rest does not address consent or complaint resolution. A useful cue is: do not decide for the survivor; inform, protect and involve her in the remedy.

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Complaint RemedyConsentWomen Safety

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