Public service personnel could face additional workplace training under recommendations put to the Antisemitism and Social Cohesion Royal Commission.The inquiry will enter a new block of hearings on Tuesday, examining the effectiveness of existing education and training, and how it can be improved to prevent and respond to anti-Semitic conduct, said Commissioner Virginia Bell SC."By ensuring people have the knowledge, tools and support to recognise and respond to anti-Semitism, we can help create safer, more inclusive environments for everyone," Commissioner Bell said.Educational institutions including the Melbourne Holocaust Museum will front the commission on Tuesday with a push for social cohesion...