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All in a Day's Work- Prevention of Sexual Harassment: From Awareness to Action (opens the original)
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In this episode of All in a Day’s Work on The Legal Room UK podcast, Alex Harper is joined by Isabella Milnes-James to discuss sexual harassment in the workplace and the growing emphasis on prevention. The conversation explores what amounts to sexual harassment in practice, from inappropriate banter to more serious conduct, and why intention is less important than impact. They also examine the significant legal and financial consequences of claims, including uncapped compensation and potential u
All in a Day's Work: Maternity Discrimination Case Law Update – Osborn v Mothercare (opens the original)
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In this episode of All in a Day’s Work, Alex Harper is joined by Cassie Blackledge to examine the recent Mothercare tribunal decision and what it reveals about the risks of mishandling maternity related dismissals. The case highlights how a redundancy process was found to be a sham, with the tribunal placing significant weight on timing, lack of transparency and absence of supporting evidence The episode explores the key lessons for employers, including the importance of genuine redundancy situa
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