Sex discrimination: Going beyond the rhetoric

Memery Crystal | Employment Law Journal | April 2022 #229
In light of recent bad publicity engulfing Channel 4 and BNP Paribas, Michelle Chance, Mark Rose and Alfie Bright give their tips for dealing with sex discrimination and pay inequality Employers should regularly review whether disparate outcomes occur at various stages of the HR process which may be due to employees’ or candidates’ protected characteristics. …

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Social responsibility: The mEsSaGe of our times – how employment advisers can help businesses achieve their ESG goals

Clyde & Co LLP | Employment Law Journal | November 2021 #225
With the COP26 summit about to begin, Charlie Urquhart, Jasper Dymoke and Nafeesa Hussain look at how employment advisers can help businesses meet their environmental, social and governance objectives Businesses need to take a holistic approach to reducing emissions and improving sustainability, and taking steps to encourage a greener workforce is a logical part of …

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Legal news: Employment update

Hogan Lovells | Employment Law Journal | March 2021 #218
Jo Broadbent rounds up recent developments affecting employers and their advisers To establish a defence under the Equality Act, employers have to show that they have taken all reasonable steps to prevent employees from committing acts of discrimination or harassment. Agency workers not entitled to apply for vacancies, just to be told about them Under …

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