The Ethical Workplace and The Law in Practice
In this series we address some of the most topical workplace issues organisations are facing across the globe. We bring together a variety of legal experts and different voices to discuss the ever-changing legal landscape. Issues such as discrimination and harassment, pay equity, modern slavery, whistleblower protection and mental health are recognised as being at the core of every ethical business. We will also address the issue of employee empowerment and expectations of influence on corporate strategy and the opportunities and challenges that this brings.
Released:
Our resources on The Ethical Workplace currently available cover:
- The Ethical Workplace & Modern Slavery
- Session recorded in June 2021 available here
- Session recorded in June 2021 available here
- The Ethical Workplace & Artificial Intelligence
- Article published in May 2021 available here
- The Collective Voice: Employee Activism (Part 2 of 2)
- Webinar held in April 2021 available here
- Webinar held in April 2021 available here
- Harassment and how employers can really influence behaviour
- Multimedia resource available here
- Multimedia resource available here
- The Collective Voice: Employee Representation (Part 1 of 2)
- Webinar held in April 2021 available here
- Webinar held in April 2021 available here
- The Ethical Workplace & The Law in Action: The Limits of Positive Action
- Webinar held in February 2021 available here
- Webinar held in February 2021 available here
- The Ethical Workplace & Mental Health
- Webinar was held in January 2021 available here
- Webinar was held in January 2021 available here
- The views from the frontline: Business leaders share their thoughts on the extraordinary year that was 2020, and what this means for the workplace and their businesses
- Panel discussion held in December 2020 available here
- Panel discussion held in December 2020 available here
- The Ethical Workplace & Diversity Monitoring
- The Ethical Workplace & Domestic Violence
- Webinar held in November 2020 available here
If you would like more information, please email Eila Legge or your usual Bird & Bird contact for more details.
