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Red Flag Weekly · Edition 24

Red Flag Weekly Edition 24

When an employee experiences threats, violence or harassment, reporting the incident should be the beginning of an effective response, not the end of it. This week's Red Flag Weekly examines how employers respond to abuse, the lasting impact of sexual harassment, the risks facing staff who visit people at home and what recorded assaults can tell us about workplace safety. The legal responsibilities of employers have also changed. Since 30 October 2026, the Employment Rights Act 2025 has strengthened the duty to prevent sexual harassment and introduced new protections against harassment by third parties. These changes are particularly relevant to organisations whose staff regularly deal with patients, tenants, residents, customers and members of the public. Across the four substantive safety stories, one question stands out: Are the arrangements intended to protect staff actually working when they are needed?

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