The Employment Rights Bill is essential for women’s pay and equality in the UK, the TUC claims.
Equality, diversity and inclusion
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If employers genuinely want to support employees with ADHD, they need fully to understand its nuances and how the condition...
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A security guard at the Science Museum in London is taking her employer to tribunal for failing to supply her with a suitable chair to sit on at work.
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Working-class professional are effectively no longer being paid for their work from today until the end of the year because of the class pay gap.
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Barclays must pay a former employee almost £50,000 after failing to adjust her hours while she suffered from endometriosis.
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A lawyer was dismissed for sexually assaulting a female colleague despite CCTV evidence showing her account of the incident was false.
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Nearly two in three (63%) neurodivergent workers believe employers view neurodiversity as a ‘red flag’, research reveals
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Over two-thirds of senior executive roles in the FTSE 100 go to men, according to analysis by Russell Reynolds Associates.
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Employers are offering an average of 18 weeks’ fully paid maternity leave as a day-one right, according to the latest Working Families benchmark figures.
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Working well together: health and disability in recruitment (online masterclass)
by Rob Mossby Rob MossON-DEMAND | Watch our masterclass exploring your legal obligations to applicants with disabilities and health conditions.
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Despite employers launching a raft of female-focused policies and benefits such as menopause support and fertility treatment, the gender pay gap is still closing at a glacial pace.
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Thousands of people caring for loved ones with dementia are being left to cope alone, a poll has suggested.
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The lack of a distinct statutory definition of workplace bullying, and of bespoke protections addressing it must be rectified, argues Thomas Beale.
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Work-related illness among women is facing a worsening crisis and continues to be inadequately addressed, employers have been warned.
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A radio presenter who claimed she was replaced because of her Indian accent has lost her claim for race discrimination.