Measures announced to combat Sexual Harassment at Work
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Government LGBT Discrimination Action Plan
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We have all the resources, legal guidance, template letters information and advice to deal with the different types of workplace situations in which your job is threatened at every level. Whether you are in the middle of disciplinary or capability procedures, you have been suspended, have been fired, or you just need advice before you decide what to do. We will support you and guide you at every stage.
To use our service, scroll down to Related Pages where you will find detailed information on discrimination with signposts to the best of what is available on the web. We also have Employee Rescue Guides, letter templates and information to help you address your workplace problem.
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- Automatically unfair reasons for dismissal
- Can my employer dismiss me because I’m always taking sick leave?
- Capability and disciplinary action
- Constructive dismissal
- Understanding the disciplinary hearing
- Disciplinary sanctions against you at work
- Guide to surviving capability and performance management
- How to survive being suspended
- I’m facing disciplinary action
- Your rights in a disciplinary investigation
- The investigation process
- Surviving a criminal charge, conviction or police investigation at work
- Probation dismissal
- Your right to be accompanied to discipline and grievance meetings
- How to survive a disciplinary hearing
- Unfair dismissal
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Disciplinary action and capability
Surviving a workplace suspension
How to fight dismissal on Probation
How to survive a criminal charge, conviction or caution at work
Social Media and Unfair Dismissal
Surviving a disciplinary investigation at work
Surviving Capability and Performance Management
How to prepare a schedule of loss for unfair dismissal
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Case Study
It was reported by BBC Producer Oisin Tymons lawyers on 16th February 2016 that Jeremy Clarkson had apologised and settled the claim against him for race discrimination and personal injury. Oisin Tymon launched the case against the TV presenter last year after an incident involving verbal abuse and Tymon ending up with a bloody lip. In his apology, released by Tymon’s lawyers Slater and Gordon, Clarkson said: “I would like to say sorry, once again, to Oisin Tymon for the incident and its regrettable aftermath. “I want to reiterate that none of this was in any way his fault. “I... Read More
Jeremy Clarkson and race discrimination
