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This podcast aims to provide an overview of the law relating to bullying and harassment in the workplace. It focuses on the types of claim which might be brought in relation to such conduct and discusses the significance of vicarious liability and personal injury principles in this field. There is detailed consideration of the courts’ approach to workplace bullying under the Protection from Harassment Act 2007. The podcast also aims to give practical guidance on the management of bullying claims, particularly in multiple legal forums, the development of effective employer policies on bullying and overall litigation trends in this area.
This podcast delivers a wide-ranging account of the law as it applies to workplace bullying and harassment. A broad explanation is provided as to the causes of action relating to such conduct, including consideration of the relevance of vicarious liability and personal injury principles in such claims. Particular attention is paid to the developing case-law under the Protection from Harassment Act 2007 in this field. Practical advice is also given in relation to the management of a bullying claim, especially where a single set of facts gives rise to claims in several legal forums. Finally, guidance is provided on general trends in these types of claims and the development by employers of effective workplace policies on bullying.
Podcast added: 17/06/09
Podcast last reviewed: 2011-05-31
This course has now been removed from the site. It is no longer suitable for CPD purposes as it contains information that is out of date or incorrect. For a list of our latest CPDcasts, please visit the library.