Gender pay gap reporting: UK employment law
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Practical guidance from the CIPD and Disability Confident to support line managers
The CIPD/Simplyhealth’s Health and Wellbeing at Work survey found that the knowledge and confidence of managers is the most common challenge their organisation experience in managing people with a disability or long-term health condition. That’s why the CIPD and Disability Confident have developed this guide to support managers in the management of people with a disability or long-term health condition.
This guide is a quick and easy reference tool for managers to use in their daily work, providing key information and practical advice on the employment of disabled people and those with a health condition.
This guide is a quick and easy reference tool for managers to use in their daily work, providing key information and practical advice on the employment of disabled people and those with a health condition.
There are around 9.5 million people of working age with a disability in the UK, and yet only 5.1 million of them are in work. This represents a huge pool of untapped talent which businesses can’t afford to ignore.
This guide helps managers to:
Visit the Gov.uk website to access the guidance. Access CIPD guidance for people managers and resources on inclusion for more information.
Explore our collection of resources around the gender pay gap in UK employment law
How to support transgender and non-binary people at work, as part of a broader equality, diversity and inclusion policy
A practical look at supporting employees via staff networks and employee resource groups (ERGs)
Advice for managers on how they can help to manage maternity, paternity, adoption, shared parental, parental leave and parental bereavement leave
Guidance to help HR practitioners manage family leave in their organisation
How to support transgender and non-binary people at work, as part of a broader equality, diversity and inclusion policy