Harrods has acknowledged that it ‘failed’ its employees during the time Mohamed Al Fayed owned the business, from 1985-2010.
Equality, diversity and inclusion
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Clothes retailer Next could be forced to close stores after losing a landmark legal battle over equal pay.
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With mounting interest from almost every stakeholder, HR teams are under pressure to deliver on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)...
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The Act, which comes into force on 26 October, creates a legal duty for employers to ensure they protect workers from third-party sexual harassment.
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As employers ramp up Autumn onboarding programmes, how should they support a more diverse intake of graduates?
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Judge recommends e-learning be updated to include freedom of belief training as part of judgment relating to ‘gender-fluid’ dachshund.
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Deloitte UK announces it is equalising parental leave, the first of the Big Four accounting firms to do so.
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Auto-enrolment should apply between age 16 and 74 and employers should contribute even when employees do not, says new report.
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School agrees to pay £850k to teacher with autism, dismissed after serial complaints
by Rob Mossby Rob MossTeacher with autism who repeatedly raised grievances to receive £850k after tribunal finds he was discriminated against and victimised.
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A group of campaigners has written to parliament this week urging the government to update the Equality Act 2010 to make Afro hair a protected characteristic.
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Only a third of black academics in the UK believe their workplace is inclusive, according to a new report on early careers in academia.
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Lloyd's management is now consulting on a new framework for dealing with behaviour aimed at ensuring better alignment with firms’ own internal HR and disciplinary processes.
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A Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed for using antisemitic language at work after colleagues reported his unacceptable behaviour.
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Former Mitie employee criticised for being “very emotional and tearful” during pregnancy wins compensation boost totalling £350,000.
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Just one in four UK employers think their defined contribution pension is adequate, according to WTW research.