In the latest of our "Stuck in the Middle" podcasts mediator David Hossack is joined by guests Sarah Welsh and Kathryn Hilditch from Scottish Mediation to discuss their Peer Mediation initiatives for mediation in schools.
Fri 09 Oct 2020
In the latest of our "Stuck in the Middle" podcasts mediator David Hossack is joined by guests Sarah Welsh and Kathryn Hilditch from Scottish Mediation to discuss their Peer Mediation initiatives for mediation in schools.

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The Report encourages employers to take a needs-led approach to neuro-inclusion, focusing on individual workplace barriers rather than diagnoses. It recommends practical adjustments, inclusive workplace design and support based on individual needs to help create more accessible working environments.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has confirmed that HR can advise managers on disciplinary sanctions without making a dismissal unfair. Clare McDairmant examines the decision in Shing v University of the Arts London, which highlights HR’s legitimate role in supporting consistent decision-making, provided the manager retains responsibility for the final decision.