Law-Now 17 Dec 2024 · United Kingdom

Building a safer workplace for all: the new duty to prevent sexual harassment and its impact on the construction sector

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Catriona Aldridge

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Richard Brown

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Co-Head of Employment

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Aileen Brown

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Adrian Bell

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Co-head of the Infrastructure, Construction and Energy Disputes Group | Joint Managing Director for Asia and the Middle East

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Zosia Zakrzewska

A new duty on employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, including harassment by third parties, came into force on 26 October 2024.In recent years, many employers in the construction sector have taken significant steps to...

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