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How to Encourage Employees to Report Issues

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Sure, organizations make their best efforts to cleanse the company of wrongdoings by employing tools such as codes of conduct and audits. Discrimination and harassment: When employees are mistreated due to their gender, race, nationality, religion, age, or disability. The most obvious answer: the fear of retaliation.

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Changes to Respect@Work start with a culture review

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Employers have a positive duty to prevent discrimination, harassment and unlawful conduct by their employees or agents. Employers and Person Conducting a Business Undertaking (PCBUs) must take “reasonable and proportionate measures” to eliminate sex discrimination, including sexual harassment, as far as possible.

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Social media, discrimination and the royal family

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The claimant, Angela Gibbons, brought claims of unfair dismissal, wrongful dismissal and belief discrimination following her dismissal. The statement continued: "The British Council expects the highest standards of our staff and in accordance with our code of conduct we have started disciplinary procedures with the individual concerned."

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Social media, discrimination and the royal family

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The claimant, Angela Gibbons, brought claims of unfair dismissal, wrongful dismissal and belief discrimination following her dismissal. Legal expert Arwen Makin assesses a recent case involving Facebook comments about Prince George, and offers tips on what to include in social media policies. She was unsuccessful in all three claims. .

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Social media, discrimination and the royal family

cipHR

The claimant, Angela Gibbons, brought claims of unfair dismissal, wrongful dismissal and belief discrimination following her dismissal. Legal expert Arwen Makin assesses a recent case involving Facebook comments about Prince George, and offers tips on what to include in social media policies. She was unsuccessful in all three claims. .