Research by Acas has highlighted that vague language, such as ‘quiet word’ or ‘coffee chat’, is hindering the informal resolution of workplace disputes. While managers may use softer expressions to appear approachable, these phrases may …
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Disability discrimination has emerged as one of the fastest-growing sources of workplace disputes, according to new analysis of ACAS data by law firm Nockolds. This rise reflects both a broader recognition of conditions such as …
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A major survey by trade union Unite has revealed that sexual harassment remains a pervasive and often repeated reality for many women in UK workplaces. Experiences range from offensive comments, crude jokes and unwanted remarks …
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A recent survey by the Royal Economic Society (RES) highlights ongoing issues of discrimination and unfair treatment within UK academic economics. Many respondents have experienced or witnessed such behaviour, often involving senior colleagues, with most …
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An independent review by Niche Health and Social Care Consulting revealed that staff at University Hospitals Sussex, currently under police investigation into at least 90 deaths, feared career reprisals for raising concerns. The report described …
Recent research by cybersecurity firm CyberArk has shed light on growing internal vulnerabilities within organisations, driven by employee behaviour, which could jeopardise organisational security. Nearly half (49%) of employees admitted to knowingly posting content on …
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