This is where you stand. Sixteen quick questions on exposure, recognition, response and evidence — about five minutes — and an honest read on what you could show about the steps you took.
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The interactive Third-Party Harassment Check needs JavaScript. It's a five-minute
self-check on whether you could evidence the steps you've taken to prevent
sexual harassment at work — a duty employers have had since October 2024. If it hasn't
loaded, you can talk to us directly instead.
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The full organisational audit, scored across five dimensions of inclusion, with a documented result you can take to a board. The natural next step once a check has shown you where the gap is.
The employer duty to take reasonable steps BEFORE sexual harassment happens (all reasonable steps from 30 October 2026) — what you have in place, and what a tribunal would look for.
"We can't control the public" has been a common answer when a customer keeps getting a trans colleague's name or pronouns wrong. From 30 October 2026 it is a risky answer to rely on. The new rule covers harassment related to any protected characteristic, not only sexual harassment — and the question moves from whether you responded to what you did to prevent it.
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