Workplaces • Page 2
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Everyday cancellation in publishing – case study: Sibyl Ruth
Case study to accompany the report on the costs and legal risks of discrimination against gender-critical staff and authors,...
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Everyday cancellation in publishing – case study: Rachel Rooney
Case study to accompany the report on the costs and legal risks of discrimination against gender-critical staff and authors,...
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Everyday cancellation in publishing – case study: Magi Gibson
Case study to accompany the report on the costs and legal risks of discrimination against gender-critical staff and authors,...
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Everyday cancellation in publishing – case study: Jenny Lindsay
Case study to accompany the report on the costs and legal risks of discrimination against gender-critical staff and authors,...
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Everyday cancellation in publishing – case study: Gillian Philip
Case study to accompany the report on the costs and legal risks of discrimination against gender-critical staff and authors, by...
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Everyday cancellation in publishing – summary report
The costs and legal risks of discrimination against gender-critical staff and authors, by Matilda Gosling for Sex Matters and...
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Everyday cancellation in publishing
By Matilda Gosling for Sex Matters and SEEN in Publishing
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Unions at legal crossroads
In the six weeks since the Supreme Court ruled that “sex” in the Equality Act refers to biological sex,...
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Template HR email on policy changes
If you work in HR, or know someone who does, copy and paste to share this model email, which...
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It’s time for a product recall
When businesses become aware that a product they have distributed poses a risk to users, they issue urgent and...
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Why “sorry” is the hardest word
During the weeks since the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling that “sex” in the Equality Act refers to biology, much...
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Do retailers need to provide single-sex toilets and changing rooms?
Patrick Overall explains the two key issues to consider for retailers whose policies don’t comply with the law after...
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Another letter to the Health and Safety Executive
We wrote to the HSE in February 2025 expressing concern about the lack of clear guidance on single-sex facilities...
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Why the Supreme Court ruling on women-only spaces and services matters for construction employers
Monica Kurnatowska and Rebecca Bull explain the implications for employers of the April 2025 judgment.
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Why are lawyers encouraging confusion about the law?
Following the For Women Scotland judgment there has been a flurry of interest by lawyers in providing complicated, confusing...
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Workplace toilets: know your rights
We explain the legislation on workplace toilets, whose job it is to make sure that workplaces comply with the...
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Workplace toilets factsheet
Employers that do not communicate and enforce clear policies about separate-sex facilities are likely to be in breach of...
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Letter to the chief executive of the NHS Confederation
We wrote to Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, asking him to withdraw guidance that encourages NHS...
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What does the For Women Scotland judgment mean in practice?
The judgment handed down yesterday by the Supreme Court returns the Equality Act to clarity. Many organisations have fallen...
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What does the Equality Act mean for women’s sports?
There are two ongoing cases in the same sport, pool. Women’s tournaments are run in the UK by Ultimate...
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What happened at Sussex University?
What led the University of Sussex to adopt an unlawful policy that led the Office for Students to fine...
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Met Police tribunal anonymity bid rejected
An employment tribunal in South London has rejected the Metropolitan Police’s application to anonymise the identity of a witness...
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Sex Matters’ written submissions re Newman v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
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Time for the Health and Safety Executive to step up
The Sandie Peggie case has shone a spotlight on workplace health and safety regulations that require employers to provide...
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Letter to the Health and Safety Executive
We wrote to Sarah Albon, the chief executive of the HSE, to express concern about the lack of clear...
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Kristie Higgs wins belief-discrimination case
Court of Appeal warns against discrimination based on unreasonable objections to social-media posts
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Maya Forstater gives evidence in changing-room case
On 5th February, Sex Matters CEO Maya Forstater gave evidence in the ongoing employment tribunal case of Sandie Peggie...
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Witness statement of Maya Forstater in Sandie Peggie v NHS Fife and Dr Elizabeth Upton
Maya Forstater's statement for this Scottish Employment Tribunal in February 2025.
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Stonewall changes “transphobia” definition
Sometime in January Stonewall updated its list of LGBTQ terms, removing several terms that never caught on, including “gender-variant”,...
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Letter to Stonewall about its revised definition of “transphobia”.
Sex Matters has written to Stonewall’s CEO to applaud him for taking the brave step of discarding the previous...
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Support for “gender-neutral” toilets falls
A new poll from YouGov reveals that support for mixed-sex toilets is at its lowest level in five years. ...
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Workplace toilets for women and men – briefing for employers
A two-page briefing to help employers understand the law and best practice.