Law partners suspect gender pay gaps

A significant number of female partners are not being paid as much as men doing similar work

Should the law on sexual harassment be changed to protect workers?

Following recent harassment allegations it has been suggested the UK needs a cultural and legislative shift

Hollywood mindsets: The connection between power and harassment

A good place to start in addressing harassment is to look at power through the lens of the 5-Level Emergent Leadership model

The silent B in LGBT: Bisexual people in the workplace

LGBT History Month shines light on how we still need to correct harmful stereotypes about bisexual people so they can feel comfortable at work

Discrimination costs the UK £127 billion a year

?Discriminatory practices at work are costing the UK economy £127 billion in lost output each year

Pregnant women and new mothers face prejudice and unlawful behaviour

?Pregnant women and new mothers still face discrimination from employers, the EHRC has warned

Neurodiversity not a priority for nine out of 10 businesses

Neurodiverse talent could be the key as employers face pressure to fill skills gaps

Employers unprepared for risks to disability rights post-Brexit

Businesses can't assume there'll be no legal changes around equal employment legislation

Experts warn of rush of claims following Tesco pay case

Social media, increased appetite from law firms, and scrutiny around gender pay could all lead to more private sector claims

Hot topic: Online sexual harassment, part two

How can HR protect employees from predatory behaviour online?

Hot topic: Online sexual harassment

How can HR protect employees from predatory behaviour online?

The BBC's gender pay gap: Cuts could backfire

Ahead of a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee hearing on unequal pay at the BBC, the broadcaster has found a solution that could be problematic in the long run