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Preventing workplace sexual harassment The Worker Protection Amendment of Equality Act 2010 Act 2023
David Leach talks through the new worker protection amendment of the Equality Act 2010 in relation to preventing sexual harrasment in the workplace.
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David Leach David is a public sector specialist. He has substantial experience working across all aspects of employment law for a wide variety of local government and public sector partners, including the police and educational establishments. David applies his experience as an in-house lawyer to all his client relationships. He takes a collaborative approach to understanding his clients’ values and their drivers and needs and secondly the environment they are operating in creating solutions and fair and balanced outcomes for all. |
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