Common situations when discrimination, harassment and victimisation can happen at work, including examples of when it might not be obvious.
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Statutory flexible working requests - Making a decision
How to consult an employee and make a decision about their statutory flexible working request.
Managing dementia in the workplace
An Acas conciliator discusses dementia and the practical steps employers can take to help their staff.
Carer's leave consultation - Acas response
Response from the Acas Council to the government's proposal to give employees a week of unpaid leave each year to provide care.
Neurodivergence: new Acas campaign launched and expert panel formed
Professor Amanda Kirby announces a new Acas campaign and expert academic panel to improve understanding of neurodivergent employees.
Home and hybrid working policies - What to include in a policy
An example policy template for working from home and hybrid working.
Discrimination at work - Victimisation
How the Equality Act 2010 defines victimisation, including examples of being victimised at work.
Greater Manchester Employment Charter: our partnership with Acas
Ian MacArthur from the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter comments on their close partnership with Acas, the Charter's Partner of the Year.
Home and hybrid working policies - Things to consider
Considering employees, roles and practicalities – discussing when, where and how work can be done.
Acas modern slavery and human trafficking statement
What Acas is doing to minimise the potential risk of modern slavery in its business and supply chains, in line with the Modern Slavery Act 2015.