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Equality and diversity training


The recruitment and employment of people is governed by a wide range of legislation to prevent discrimination. Current laws cover sex, gender reassignment, pregnancy, age, colour, race, nationality, ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, religion or belief, disability and marital / civil partnership status.

Failure to comply with employment laws can be costly as there is no cap on discrimination awards made to either employees or potential employees. Just as importantly the negative publicity such cases attract can have a devastating impact on an organisation and its workforce.

This course will give managers and employees an understanding of what their legal responsibilities are within the workplace for eliminating discrimination.

The course will not only provide them with the legal framework for which they need to operate within, but also practical advice and best practice.

Course programme

Typical course content includes:

  • Definitions of the different type of discrimination.
  • Understanding the prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination.
  • The legal framework around employment.
  • Good practice within employment.
  • Positive action within the workplace.

Why train with Workplace Law?

Workplace Law offer bespoke training to suit the needs of your employees, culture and organisation and will provide them with the confidence to take an active and committed role within the process.

All of our trainers are HR professionals with 20+ years of hands-on experience working in every sector in small, medium and large organisations. Our HR professionals bring this unique knowledge and experience to ensure our training courses provide best practice and commercial advice with real-life experiences.

Benefits

  • This course will give you the knowledge you need to help make sure your organisation does not discriminate and, therefore, fail to comply with the relevant legislation which could result in Tribunals which are both financially costly and damaging to your company’s reputation.
  • Creating and maintaining an equal and diverse workforce will provide your company with a wide range of personalities and skill sets, which will lead to a positive working environment and increased morale, making sure you are able to attract the best candidates.

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