approved online counselling clinicEmployer’s responsibilities around mental health?
In layman’s terms (full law click here):
- An employer has a duty to make reasonable adjustments.
- If the adjustments are deemed ‘reasonable’ within their resources, and not implemented, the employer would have to defend their failure to provide these adjustments in a court of law.
Does an employer have to make these adjustments?
Yes, failure to comply can result in prosecution. If an employer does not comply with the duty to make reasonable adjustments they will be committing an act of unlawful discrimination. The Act does not permit an employer to justify a failure to comply with a duty to make a reasonable adjustment.
Adjustments can be simple and inexpensive (check our prices), but must be effective, practical and affordable. Adjustments must be made and monitored.
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Help avoid expensive tribunals and prosecution
Employment tribunals account for 23%, of which mental health tribunals account for over 6% and is the fastest growing claims area.
Prosecution and convictions in mental health disputes are increasing faster than in any other tribunal cases and at an all time high in 2017.
2018 claims are already up by 90% over the previous period.
You can find a copy of the Equality Act here.
Employee awarded £257,127
Turner v DHL Services Ltd and another ET/1201134/2012
Employee Awarded £239,913
Marcelin v Hewlett Packard Ltd ET/2703017/2012
Employee awarded £223,869
O’Sullivan v London Underground Ltd ET/2202553/2010
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The above cases exclude legal fees court costs and fines
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