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Resolving the conflict within: becoming your own mediator
Acas Chief Executive Susan Clews gives her views on how we can better manage the personal doubts which may have arisen during the coronavirus pandemic.
Normalising the menopause
Half the population experiences the menopause, yet employers can still be unaware of who’s experiencing symptoms. We look at how to help remove the stigma and get people talking about the menopause at work.
Time off work for bereavement - Stillbirth or miscarriage
How to support an employee after a stillbirth or miscarriage and their right to time off.
Don't let panic get in the way of good decision making
As plans for a safe return to work are developed by government, Acas's Head of Equality Julie Dennis asks how we can stop employers making discriminatory decisions.
Pregnancy at work - Sickness and difficult pregnancies
How pregnancy-related sickness should be managed and recorded.
Planning redundancies? Open and honest is the best policy
Senior adviser Susan Raftery looks at how employers can be more open about potential redundancies.
Technology in the workplace: research and commentary
Acas publications and commentary about how technology is changing the workplace and what it means for employment relations.
Doing the right thing in difficult times
Kirsty Watt discusses making difficult decisions about redundancy in uncertain times.
Breaking down the workplace taboo: supporting bereaved employees
Tracey Taylor-Huckfield from Sue Ryder looks at how employers should support employees and colleagues who have experienced the death of someone close to them.