Annual ‘Core Compliance’ Essentials for Business 2026

Introduction

In today’s fast-changing workplace, staying compliant is not optional - it is essential.

This annual ‘core compliance’ modular webinar delivers a comprehensive, practical overview of the key topics every employee needs to understand, from workplace behaviour to cyber security and data protection.

Aimed at employees across the business, this modular webinar is delivered as a series of engaging 15-30-minute modules, allowing organisations to build knowledge, reduce risk and promote a positive, compliant workplace culture in a flexible format - without overwhelming busy teams.

Agenda

This modular webinar will cover the following:

Bullying & Dignity at Work

All employees have a duty to challenge behaviour that is bullying and to ensure that colleagues are treated with dignity at work. This webinar explores what is meant by bullying and dignity at work and how good practice can be promoted.

Harassment of a Sexual Nature

Employers have a duty to take reasonable steps to stop harassment of a sexual nature. This webinar explores what these reasonable steps might be and what this means for all employees in the organisation.

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Work

All employees should be treated equally, regardless of characteristics such as their race, sex, age and disability. This webinar explores what is meant by equality, diversity and inclusion and how this can be achieved in the workplace.

Health and Safety at Work

Employees have a duty to take reasonable care of their own health and safety. This webinar explores what this means and specific protection available to the employee around areas such as the use of display screen equipment, manual handling and the provision of personal protective equipment.

Mental Health Support

Work situations can be demanding and stressful, but all employees should be able to work without damage to their mental health. This webinar explores the way that mental health can be protected in the workplace and what the employee should do if problems arise.

Modern Slavery and Ethical Supply Chains

Modern slavery takes many different forms. This webinar will explore how modern slavery might occur, the 'red flags' that all employees should look out for and how to identify any potential slavery issues in supply chains.

Whistleblowing and Speaking Out

An employee is legally protected if they make a protected disclosure in the workplace. This webinar explores what protection an employee has and how an employee should speak out if they have any concerns.

Understanding Risk Assessments

An employer is required to carry out risk assessments, to identify risks in the workplace and actions to be taken to reduce or eliminate those risks. This webinar explores how an employee should use any risk assessments that have been completed.

Social Media - Acceptable Use

Posting something unacceptable or inflammatory on social media can potentially damage an employer's reputation. This webinar explores what an employee should think about before posting anything on social media.

Cyber Security Awareness

Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and pose significant risks to organisations. This webinar explores common types of cyber-attacks, key warning signs to look out for and the practical steps employees can take to protect themselves and their organisation.

Corporate Ethics and the Bribery Act 2010

All employees have a responsibility to act with integrity and uphold ethical standards. This webinar explores what constitutes bribery and corruption, the impact on organisations and how employees should respond to any ethical concerns.

Protecting Personal Data

Employees play a vital role in safeguarding personal data. This webinar explores the key principles of data protection, organisational responsibilities under UK legislation and how employees can manage and protect data effectively, including responding to data breaches.

This pre-recorded webinar will be available to view from Thursday 25th June 2026

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