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DEI Compliance Training Hub

Online courses for staff

A stronger workplace culture starts with better understanding. Effective compliance training helps staff recognise discrimination and inappropriate behaviour, supporting a fairer workplace and reducing the risk of grievances and reputational damage.

Skillcast provides expert-led, flexible DEI compliance training covering topics such as discrimination, unconscious bias and inappropriate workplace behaviour. Choose from ready-to-use online courses or tailor training to your organisation’s specific risks and requirements. Build awareness, support better workplace decisions and create a more inclusive culture.

 

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Compliance Training

Reduce DEI risk and create an inclusive workplace

87%

Diverse teams are 87% better at decision making*.

*People Management

59%

Of UK employees believe their company still has considerable work to do in advancing DEI policies**.

**Ipsos

76%

Of employees and job seekers consider workforce diversity when evaluating employers***.

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How this hub helps your teams

Give each team training that reflects the decisions and risks relevant to their role. 

  • HR and People teams:
    Deliver consistent, role-relevant learning at scale, helping to address key workplace risks, support equality compliance and track completion across the organisation.

  • Line Managers and Team Leaders:
    Build the knowledge to address discrimination, bias and poor workplace conduct challenge concerns and make fairer decisions.

  • All Employees:
    Understand where the line is and the behaviours expected as well as have the confidence to speak up when something isn't right.

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Risk Management

Integrating DEI with risk management helps ensure diverse perspectives are considered in risk mitigation.

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Health and Safety

Inclusive practices help ensure safety measures and wider workplace systems are fair, and effective for all, supporting mental health and wellbeing.

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ESG

DEI is a core component of ESG compliance, as inclusive and equitable workplace practices strengthen social responsibility.

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For us, it was critical that the learning really matched the expectations and style of our people. The average age of PUMA employees is just 31. Skillcast really identified what would work best with our audience. The tone of voice and use of PUMA imagery really helped put the learning in the context of our job roles and embedded our values and ethics. The feedback was outstanding.

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Improve workplace culture with our DEI compliance e-learning courses

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Unconscious Bias for Managers

In-depth 25 Minutes UK For managers

UK equality law defines nine protected characteristics, and if our bias results in discrimination based on these, it is illegal.

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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)

In-depth 25 Minutes Global For all staff

Although you may feel that you treat people equally, sometimes your actions might be perceived differently by others, and lead them to feel uncomfortable or discriminated against.

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Equality and Diversity for Managers

In-depth 25 Minutes UK For managers

Making employment decisions or treating people differently based on stereotypes isn't just bad for business.

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Equality and Diversity E-learning Course

In-depth 20 Minutes UK For all staff

Making employment decisions or treating people differently based on stereotypes isn't just bad for business; it's illegal.

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Unconscious Bias

In-depth 20 Minutes UK For all staff

Unconscious bias is the tendency to perceive people or events in a certain way when we make 'snap' decisions or assessments about them.

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Unconscious Bias

In-depth 20 Minutes Global For all staff

Unconscious bias is the tendency to perceive and react to people or events in a certain way when making snap decisions or assessments.

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Equality and Diversity in the Workplace

Refresher 15 Minutes UK For all staff

Although you may feel that you treat people equally, sometimes your actions might be perceived differently by others and lead them to feel uncomfortable or discriminated against.

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Not sure where to begin?

We can help. Having delivered compliance training to over 1,400 customers, we understand what each business needs to achieve compliance success. That’s why we offer flexible training packages to ensure you receive a plan that matches your unique requirements.

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With this no-obligation free trial you'll have access to our libraries and compliance platform. 

Ready to start? Complete the form, and a member of the Skillcast team will be in touch with further details on how your trial works, what's included, and how to get started. 

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Common DEI training questions

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How do I safely collect data about Diversity and Inclusion in my Company?

Our Diversity Survey tool is fully anonymous, enabling employees to provide honest feedback without identifying information. Responses are aggregated to protect privacy and securely stored in compliance with GDPR regulations, providing valuable insights on diversity and inclusion.

Can I track incidents related to Diversity and Inclusion?

Our compliance breach register allows you to track incidents like discrimination, harassment, or policy non-compliance. This tool securely documents each case, providing a confidential audit trail for monitoring and accountability.

What does workplace inclusivity mean?

Workplace inclusivity refers to creating an environment where all employees, regardless of gender, ethnicity, disability, age, or background, feel valued, respected, and have equal access to opportunities and resources.

Why do inclusivity levels vary across industries?

Factors include historical workforce composition, cultural norms, recruitment practices, leadership diversity, and levels of regulatory or social pressure. For example, traditionally male-dominated sectors like construction often struggle with gender diversity.

How is inclusivity measured in different sectors?

Common metrics include gender pay gap, representation of women and minorities in senior roles, diversity in hiring, employee satisfaction, and accessibility policies.

How does inclusivity benefit businesses?

Inclusive workplaces are linked to higher employee engagement, greater innovation, stronger team performance, and improved brand reputation. They’re also better positioned to meet legal and social expectations.