Well I managed to complete my online diversity course at last. What a slog.
Only reference to sex discrimination was in regard to assumptions about childcare and treatment around maternity leave. In contrast, there was a huge chunk on trans rights. It was legally accurate but had lots of advice on right think.
I'm trying not to give it too much credance as I doubt there's any influence over policy at our place...not that I've seen much anyway..but it was pretty awful.
Loads of links to Stonewall for good advice and to Stephen Whittle I'm not sure who he is or what he says though I will check him out). Said we should use they/them until told otherwise for everyone, and that allyship can be signified by using pronouns in email signatures.
It also said everyone has a gender identity and talked about cisgender people. Good job I'm working at home because I shouted fuck off at my screen.
Do you think training will stay like this or be dialled back after yesterday's judgement?