Every employer in the UK currently has a legal duty to take proactive reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, and that responsibility is about to get tougher. New regulations will require employers to take ALL reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment, with higher expectations covering any type of harassment by third parties and bigger risks for employers.
Failing to meet this duty can be costly financially and reputationally.
Case in point: In August 2024, Lidl was ordered to pay £50,000 to a harassed employee and to enter a legally binding agreement with the Equality and Human Rights Commission. The case garnered national attention, highlighting the significant financial and reputational risks associated with non-compliance.
At Warners Solicitors, we can help you meet your new duty to prevent sexual harassment and reduce your exposure to risk.
Our ‘Workplace Essentials: Preventing Sexual Harassment’ packages are designed to provide you with the tools, training, and documentation necessary to demonstrate compliance and foster a safer, more respectful workplace.
Discounts on the usual price for the first 50 businesses to book.
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