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Equality Act 2010: Public Sector Equality Duty what do I need to know?

Equality Act 2010: Public Sector Equality Duty what do I need to know?

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Who <strong>need</strong>s <strong>to</strong> be involved?It is important for people throughout public bodies <strong>to</strong> be aware of the <strong>Equality</strong> <strong>Duty</strong>.These include:• Board members – in how they set strategicdirection, review performance and ensure goodgovernance of the organisation.• Senior managers – in how they oversee thedesign, delivery, quality and effectiveness ofthe organisation’s functions.• <strong>Equality</strong> and diversity staff – in how they raiseawareness and build capacity about the<strong>Equality</strong> <strong>Duty</strong> within the organisation andhow they support staff <strong>to</strong> deliver on theirresponsibilities.• Human resources staff – in how they buildequality considerations in employment policiesand procedures.• Policy makers – in how they build equalityconsiderations in all stages of the policy makingprocess including review and evaluation.• Communications staff – in how they ensureequality information is available and accessible.• Analysts – in how they support the organisation<strong>to</strong> understand the effect of its policies andpractices on equality.• Front line staff – in how they use equalityconsiderations in the delivery of services <strong>to</strong>the public.• Procurement and commissioning staff – inhow they build equality considerations in theorganisation’s relationships with suppliers.6

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