 Our colleagues and managers are breaking the law if they bully or harass us for being gay. But what happens if we are bullied at work by a customer or
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Bullying causes stress, ill health and demotivation, but many of us will either experience or witness it in our workplace at some point in our career. Since 2003 it has been unlawful to bully someone
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Does your workplace have a network for lesbian, gay, bi and trans staff? An increasing number of organisations do, and if yours does not, there are lots of reasons why you might want to set one
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The first ever Diversity Careers Show took place on Friday 20 November, proving to be a mammoth success. Around 70 employers from various industries including councils, banks, legal firms and the media took part.
"I wanted to send my congratulations to the organisers and supporters of the Diversity Careers Show. Our shared prosperity depends on unlocking the talents of each and every person and I’m delighted that this event will allow job seekers to meet such a wide range of employers who are making equality a reality.
Most of us know what it’s like to be the only gay in the office and we all know there are pros and cons. Katherine Cowan asks: So what’s it like to work somewhere all-gay?
