Equality and diversity e-learning

Inclusion in the Workplace e-learning course

Endorsed by UK Council for Access and Equality

Brightwave - in partnership with Threshold Initiative - has developed an e-learning course Inclusion in the Workplace, endorsed by the United Kingdom Council for Access and Equality. This fully accessible course is W3C 2.0 compliant and delivers expert training to cover key aspects and the latest amendments of the Equality Act. It is designed to help organisations develop a good practice plan for company-wide implementation.

An effective implementation plan fosters higher employee engagement and performance, stronger Corporate Social Responsibility, an ability to better meet the needs of an increasingly diverse customer base and increased brand health.

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Why an inclusive culture makes good business sense

As an employment lawyer I am only too well aware of the legal risks of not embracing diversity and have handled many discrimination claims which have resulted in six figure or more compensation sums being claimed. However, I think that the risk that most organisations do not think of is that of missing out on the best talent and wider opportunities to do business." Jane Byford, Partner and Head of Employment at Martineau LLP

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About the UKCAE pathway

Inclusion in the Workplace is available as a standalone course to help you create an effective plan for implementation. It also is a core element of Step 2 of the UKCAE Pathway - Good practice planning and examination of current conduct

The UKCAE Pathway is a practical online three-step process providing awareness, understanding, knowledge and the necessary skills to enable any organisation to understand and fulfil its obligations under equality legislation.

Founder members of the pathway include the Association for British Insurers, Postcomm, Mace, the Forum of Private Business, Martineau LLP, the Shaw Trust and Vassall Centre.

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