Gender Matters LIVE

Learning Outcomes

  • How organisations and individuals benefit from a mixed gender workforce
  • How organisations and individuals benefit when there is respect between the genders at work
  • To recognise and challenge prejudices and assumptions about pregnancy, maternity and family care responsibilities
  • To recognise when instances of direct and indirect sex discrimination and sexual harassment occur, and to challenge them
  • To recognise and challenge prejudices and assumptions about gender reassignment
    To recognise and challenge direct and indirect discrimination and harassment on transgender grounds
  • To recognise your own rights
  • The basics of the Sex Discrimination Act 1975, the Equal Pay Act 1970, and the Gender Recognition Act 2004

Relevant audiences will also be able to explore:

  • Recruiting the best person for the job irrespective of gender
  • Ensuring that pay, terms and conditions, training, promotion, dismissal and provision of references are non-discriminatory on grounds of gender
  • Accommodating the needs of gender re-assignees
  • How to encourage professional conduct between the genders
  • Positive actions allowed under the legislation, and genuine occupational requirements
  • Ensuring your organisation’s policies and procedures are free of gender bias
  • How to create equal opportunities and equal pay initiatives

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