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    Is the workplace now a ‘wokeplace’?

    by Adam McCulloch 24 Mar 2023
    by Adam McCulloch 24 Mar 2023

    A new survey has highlighted a potential spanner in the works for efforts to retain older workers: the ‘woke’ workplace.

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    Top employers join prison employment advisory boards

    by Ashleigh Webber 24 Mar 2023
    by Ashleigh Webber 24 Mar 2023

    Employers including Iceland, Greggs, Oliver Bonas and the Co-op have joined prison employment advisory boards.

    • Sexual harassment
    • Bullying and harassment
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Ikea vows to improve sexual harassment policies

    by Ashleigh Webber 23 Mar 2023
    by Ashleigh Webber 23 Mar 2023

    Ikea has agreed with the UK's equality watchdog to improve its procedures for dealing with sexual harassment complaints.

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    Value of older workers recognised by pledge

    by Adam McCulloch 23 Mar 2023
    by Adam McCulloch 23 Mar 2023

    More than 100 organisations and businesses have signed up to the Age-friendly Employer Pledge in its first 100 days.  

    • Gender
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    Channel 4 launches period support policy

    by Jo Faragher 22 Mar 2023
    by Jo Faragher 22 Mar 2023

    Broadcaster Channel 4 has launched a period policy with the support of its gender equality employee network, 4Womxn.
    The company...

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    Workplace bullying: Handling staff with dark traits

    by Dr Holly Andrews 21 Mar 2023
    by Dr Holly Andrews 21 Mar 2023

    Dr Holly Andrews looks at workplace bullies' dark triad of characteristics, how they find success and how society lets them.

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    Casey review: Met Police ‘boys’ club culture is rife’

    by Rob Moss 21 Mar 2023
    by Rob Moss 21 Mar 2023

    The Metropolitan Police is institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic according to the Casey review.

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    ‘Living Pension Employer’ scheme launched

    by Ashleigh Webber 21 Mar 2023
    by Ashleigh Webber 21 Mar 2023

    A 'Living Pension Employer' standard has been launched by the Living Wage Foundation to provide low-paid workers with security in retirement.

    • Police
    • Gender
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    Met Police review will be damning, reports suggest

    by Jo Faragher 17 Mar 2023
    by Jo Faragher 17 Mar 2023

    Early leaks of an official review of the workplace culture at the Metropolitan Police show it is in the ‘last-chance...

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    What are returnerships and are they a good idea?

    by Rob Moss 17 Mar 2023
    by Rob Moss 17 Mar 2023

    The UK government has announced the introduction of 'returnerships', but what are they and are they a good idea?

    • Nursery provision
    • Childcare
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    Budget 2023: Free childcare expanded to younger children

    by Jo Faragher 15 Mar 2023
    by Jo Faragher 15 Mar 2023

    Free childcare for working parents in England will be expanded to children between the ages of nine months and two,...

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    ADHD: Five golden rules to cultivate an ADHD-friendly culture

    by Leanne Maskell 15 Mar 2023
    by Leanne Maskell 15 Mar 2023

    As more adults receive or seek diagnoses of ADHD, employers are learning more about how to support them in the...

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    Sexual harassment law: Employers to gain new responsibilities

    by Natasha Adom 14 Mar 2023
    by Natasha Adom 14 Mar 2023

    Harassment: What changes do employers face from new worker protection laws?

    • Nursery provision
    • Age
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    What can we expect from the ‘back-to-work’ Budget?

    by Jo Faragher 13 Mar 2023
    by Jo Faragher 13 Mar 2023

    The Chancellor has hinted that this week’s Budget will be a ‘back-to-work’ plan that will offer more help with childcare...

    • Age
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News

    Managers call for ‘help to hire’ courses for over 50s recruitment

    by Ashleigh Webber 10 Mar 2023
    by Ashleigh Webber 10 Mar 2023

    The government should fund 'help to hire' bootcamps to help SMEs with over 50s recruitment, the Chartered Management Institute has said.

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