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This online training course introduces the concept of equality and diversity in the workplace and outlines employees’ responsibilities when it comes to creating a respectful and inclusive workplace.
The course offers an introduction to equality and diversity, from legislation and key principles, through to responsibilities and good practice in the workplace.
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This equality and diversity online course is broken down into three main modules.
This equality and diversity online course is broken down into three main modules.
Equality and diversity is about making sure that everyone is treated fairly, and with dignity and respect. This module provides a definition of equality and diversity and introduces the main UK legislation. You will see examples, which demonstrate how discrimination undermines the key principles of equality and diversity and responsibilities within the workplace.
Everyone has a duty to uphold the principles of equality and diversity and to ensure that we do not act unlawfully by discriminating against others. This module explores the main themes, current policy and legal areas that need to be considered in the workplace. You will explore the Equality Act 2010 and scenarios which demonstrate the key principles.
Everyone has the right to be treated fairly with dignity and respect in the workplace. This module demonstrates some of the behaviours that you may encounter which undermine or damage respect, dignity and fairness in your workplace. It also shows you ways in which you can raise your concerns, and ways in which to tackle unacceptable behaviour.
Learners are tested on their knowledge throughout the course with short quizzes and feedback on the answers. At the end of each module, learners must take an assessment test and answer 80% of the questions correctly to complete the module. Learners can also take the assessment again to improve their score.
Number of Learners | Cost (per year) | |
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1 - 10 |
£34.50 / per learner
€40.87 / per learner
$44.87 / per learner
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11 - 20 |
£29 / per learner
€34.86 / per learner
$37.72 / per learner
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21 - 50 |
£23 / per learner
€27.65 / per learner
$29.92 / per learner
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51 - 100 |
£17.50 / per learner
€21.04 / per learner
$22.76 / per learner
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101 - 150 |
£11.50 / per learner
€13.82 / per learner
$14.96 / per learner
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150+ |
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Number of Learners | Cost (per year) | |
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50 - 100 |
£34.50 / per learner
€41.48 / per learner
$44.87 / per learner
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101 - 200 |
£29 / per learner
€34.87 / per learner
$37.72 / per learner
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201 - 300 |
£24.50 / per learner
€29.46 / per learner
$31.87 / per learner
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301 - 400 |
£21 / per learner
€25.25 / per learner
$27.31 / per learner
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401 - 500 |
£17.50 / per learner
€21.04 / per learner
$22.76 / per learner
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501 - 750 |
£14.50 / per learner
€17.44 / per learner
$18.86 / per learner
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751 - 1000 |
£11.50 / per learner
€13.83 / per learner
$14.96 / per learner
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1001 - 2500 |
£9.50 / per learner
€11.42 / per learner
$12.36 / per learner
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2501 - 5000 |
£7 / per learner
€8.42 / per learner
$9.10 / per learner
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5000 - 10,000 |
£6 / per learner
€7.21 / per learner
$7.80 / per learner
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10,000 + |
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Included Features
In addition to the morality aspect, it is ok to understand that workforce diversity is not just a legislative requirement – it’s good for business, too. It promotes equality of opportunity for all, meaning that everyone has the chance to reach their full potential and attend a workplace without fear of discrimination or prejudice. For organisations, it vital for employees to understand equality, diversity and inclusion, and their role in contributing to a workplace that treats everyone with fairness, dignity and respect.
Equality is about ensuring everybody has equal opportunity in the workplace so that everyone is treated fairly. Creating an equal environment prevents people from being discriminated against because of their characteristics. While diversity is about taking account of the differences between people within a group and placing a positive value on those differences. A workforce should be built up of people that all look different, think differently, and have different beliefs.
The Equality Act 2010 is the main legislation which protects people from discrimination related to any of the protected characteristics. Its main focus is that people are protected from discrimination on the grounds of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion and belief, sex and sexual orientation.
There is no doubt that discrimination affects businesses negatively. Discriminating against employees on any grounds other than their skills and talent is detrimental for business. It could open up the business to time-consuming and costly legal troubles, often leading to loss of business and reputation. Discrimination also damages workplace culture and employee morale.
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