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What change could new UK PM Liz Truss bring to the workplace?
Reform is needed across the board, but will she make it a priority?
Law
65% of employers do not offer menopause support to employees
Menopause training can give managers the confidence to help their staff
What companies need to know when employing young workers
The law imposes restrictions to ensure that their health, safety and development are not affected
Osborne Clarke joins The World Reimagined arts education project
The project invites people to engage in complex conversations
Katie Creedon is named Chief Legal, Talent and Inclusion Officer at Fish & Richardson
Katie Creedon will play a key role in the management team
How to fight against the rise of Islamophobia in the workplace?
UK lawyer shares advice on how to tackle Islamophobia in the workplace
Employment Appeal Tribunal case shifts ‘burden of proof’ to employers
Employer respondents should be able to prove their actions were not tainted by discrimination
Law Society of England and Wales joins #10000BlackInterns initiative
The Law Society of England and Wales welcomes five interns in support of the the #10000BlackInterns initiative
The evolution of women’s financial rights over the ages
In this latest Fearless Woman post, City Hive explores how women’s financial rights declined throughout history
BHM USA: Levelling the higher education playing field for Black students
A faith-based approach to driving DEI is benefiting US Black law students
