Britain’s got neurodiverse talent – tap into it

Neurodiverse people have a lot to offer, though they often suffer from self-esteem issues

Should employers change Christmas parties to avoid harassment claims?

If you make boundaries and expectations clear then the standard is set

Maternity discrimination down to ill-equipped managers

Maternity discrimination is often down to line managers not being equipped to deal with difficult conversations

Speaking up about sexual harassment

People are reluctant to talk if they don't trust the organisation, and trust comes from an overall policy and programme of ethics

Inequalities, discrimination and the pay gap

Can HR play a role in fostering workplace inclusion and equality?

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Legal lowdown: Religious employers and employees' private lives

A recent case raises important issues about the overlap between an employee’s private and professional life

Sexual harassment by the ‘boss’: What to do

How an employer manages the fallout from a complaint against the ‘boss’ can make or break a business

One in five women harassed at work

20% of women have been sexually harassed in the workplace, Opinium Research has found

Pregnant workers – bumps ahead for employers?

A recent case has raised questions about whether a pregnant worker could qualify for protection before their employer knows they are pregnant

Gender pay gap lawsuit puts Google in the spotlight again

Aside from being the US equivalent of a pay inequality claim, this case is also significant as an example of sex discrimination

Inequalities, discrimination and the pay gap

Can HR play a role in fostering workplace inclusion and equality?

Recruiting foreign workers: The advertising and interview pitfalls

Most employers are aware not to discriminate against employees, but many forget that in job adverts