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Civil servant wins discrimination case over right to listen to music at work

A civil servant has won a discrimination claim after her manager told her she wasn t allowed to listen to music through headphones at work. Misbah Hanif - who suffers from anxiety - had previously agreed with her bosses that she could listen to songs as it helped her relax. However, after one of her colleagues complained that he found it hard to communicate with the government worker because she always had headphones on she was told she had to stop. Now an employment tribunal has ruled that not allowing her to listen to music deprived her of a coping mechanism and concluded that she was discriminated against.

Shoddy Bias Training Is a Corporate Risk, Not a Remedy

Shoddy Bias Training Is a Corporate Risk, Not a Remedy Apr 29 2021, 10:32 AM April 29 2021, 4:00 AM April 29 2021, 10:32 AM (Bloomberg Opinion) When it comes to programs aimed at reducing discrimination and fostering diversity in the workplace, one thing is clear: Much like gym memberships, having them is only a (small) first step.  (Bloomberg Opinion) When it comes to programs aimed at reducing discrimination and fostering diversity in the workplace, one thing is clear: Much like gym memberships, having them is only a (small) first step.  The latest warning on the perils of diversity box-ticking comes from Britain’s Employment Appeal Tribunal, in a recent ruling on a racial harassment case where an employer sought to shield itself by arguing that it did everything possible to prevent the behavior — a permissible defense — and offered its equal opportunities policy, anti-bullying and harassment procedures and train

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