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Ella Tyler Ella Tyler

How the Worker Protection Act Raises the Bar for International Education

With the updated Worker Protection Act now in force, UK employers must proactively prevent harassment, both within and beyond the workplace. This shift has direct implications for international education institutions, where staff operate across diverse cultures and travel frequently for work.

As a former owner of an English language school, I saw first-hand the unique challenges of protecting staff in varied environments. Now at Lead5050, we offer tailored sexual harassment training to help institutions meet these new standards. Establishing clear reporting, conducting risk assessments, and providing specialised training aren’t just compliance measures—they’re vital to creating safer, more inclusive workplaces globally.

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James Scott James Scott

We are all Serena 🎾

Serena Williams has announced her retirement from tennis and has been refreshingly honest about how unfair it is and how much she resents the sacrifice she has to make as a mother.

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James Scott James Scott

Time to ban women’s football again? ⚽

And in 1921 women in the UK were BANNED from playing football at the FA's football pitches for 50 years. Women’s games were regularly attracting 50,000 fans. Pulling too much focus. Maybe now is the time to ban it again, eh lads?

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James Scott James Scott

Anyone for tennis?

Should your work uniform unfairly disadvantage you and affect your performance? Surely the answer is no? So why do women have to wear all white outfits at Wimbledon?

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