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Avoiding discrimination and managing complaints

What you need to do to avoid claims of discrimination, and how to respond if a complaint arises.

Overview

Avoiding discrimination is the best solution, but even with robust policies in place, complaints can arise. Understand why a good equal opportunities policy is vital, and how to respond to complaints from members of staff.

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