A boycott of Brunei is gathering momentum because of its new law to stone gay people and anyone caught in adultery.. read more
A lecturer at the Royal Academy of music was sacked after describing violinists of the orchestra as ‘gypos’. The tribunal ruled that the lecturer was wrongly fired and awarded Francesca Carpos a £180,000 pay out.. read more
When it comes to diversity employers know that they need to up their game. The Confederation of British Industry reported in 2017 that 93% of people surveyed .. read more
After finding that almost 33% of their staff had experienced domestic abuse of some sort, Vodaphone groups has decided to offer all staff 10 days additional paid ‘safe leave’... read more
The country’s equality body has said that an unfair share of trainee places is given to white boys and has called for equality to boost diversity in job training in the UK.. read more
In a recent announcement, Amber Rudd stated that she will review the government target of placing a million more people with disabilities in work by 2027.. read more
Most of us acknowledge that our upbringing, education, experiences and even religious background and beliefs provide us with perspectives that shape us. Our perspectives become our values - what is important and acceptable to us.. read more
The Human Rights Watchdog says that the Labour Party may have unlawfully discriminated against Jewish people. A formal investigation is also being considered by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) into anti-Semitism in the party... read more
After a Cardiff tribunal found her former employer had denied her a promotion because of her gender, Olwen Renowden won her sex discrimination case and has been awarded £19,000... read more
Recently an employment tribunal ruled that dismissing an 88-year old medical officer was not only unfair, but also tainted by discrimination.. read more
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