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What is Discrimination at work?
If you think about it hard enough, the whole process of recruitment and getting promoted is a form of discrimination. Discrimination at work on the grounds of talent or merit, provided that what constitutes talent or merit in a given situation is transparent, fair and reasonable, isn't something that most of us have a problem with. There are currently no laws outlawing that thankfully.
Laws are there for a reason
There are laws, however, to protect people against other forms of discrimination at work. That's because they have actually been given a raw deal in the past and the legislation is one means of remedying those situations.
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We have laws to protect us from, for example, gender, racial and disability discrimination. Certain unenlightened cultures and attitudes in the workplace do still prevail nevertheless, whether we like it or not. That's why we've listed some reference sites here that may help you.
Adopt zero tolerance for unfair discrimination in the workplace
The best way to fight discrimination is to fight it on the grounds of talent and merit - of our abilities, achievements and our ideas. If we can encourage ourselves and others to see talented people first, who just happen to be e.g. black, male, female, foreign, Jewish, Muslim, Catholic, Protestant, gay, disabled, young, old, or whatever the perceived barrier to success and opportunity might be, then we'll all be better off. Let's not become either the victims or the perpetrators of unfair discrimination.
How do I make a Discrimination or Harassment Claim?
If you are being discriminated or harassed in any way the call and speak to one of our network of solicitors and will handle you claim. They will process your claim and update you every step of the way until they have claimed the maximum amount of compensation to ease any suffering that you have had.
You can call our harassment claim line on 0845 519 7798 to speak to one of our harassment claim specialists or complete our online contact form and we will call you back within the hour.