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Equality Act 2010
- Covers direct and indirect discrimination
- Covers victimisation/harassment
- Women have the right to breastfeed in public
- Prohibits discrimination in education, employment, access to goods and service etc
- The 9 protected characteristics
- sex
- Age
- disability
- gender reassignment
- marriage and civil partnership
- pregnancy and maternity
- Religion or belief
- Sexual orientation
- race
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- The working environment must not put anyone at risk
- Employers must:
- Risk assessments
- Must provide PPE
- Monitor staff practice
- Employees must:
- Must report any hazards
- Must take care of themselves and others
- Employers must:
- The equipment provided must be safe and in good working order
- Employers must
- Provide equipment that is fit for purpose and in good working order
- Carry out regular safety checks on all equipment
- Employees must
- Must not misuse or tamper with equipment
- Employers must
- Employers must provide adequate health and safety training for staff
- Employers must
- Provide regular training
- Train staff in the use of specialist equipment
- Provide adequate first aid
- Employees must
- Must cooperate with employer by attending training
- Employers must
- A written health and safety policy should be provided
- Employers must
- Provide a health & safety policy with legal requirements
- Ensure staff are aware of and have access to the policy
- Display the 'Health and Safety Law' poster in the workplace
- Employees must
- Cooperate with the employer by following the health and safety regulations in the workplace
- Employers must
- Protective equipment, if needed, must be available free of charge to employees
- Employers must
- Maintain an adequate supply of PPE
- Ensure all staff wear the PPE provided
- Employees must
- Wear the any protective equipment provided
- Employers must
- The working environment must not put anyone at risk
Mental Health Act 2007
- Impact on service providers
- Need to be able to make difficult decisions
- Practitioners must be appropriately qualified
- Duty of care
- Must be able to communicate well
- Provides the authority to take the person to a 'place of safety' for assessment
- Provides a definition of mental disorder
- Aims to protect those at risk to themselves or others
- Gives rights to those with a mental disorder
- Impact on service users
- Have the right to an advocate
- Practitioners must represent the best interests of those with a mental disorder
- Impact on service providers
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- GCSE Health and Social Care (LO3) Mind Map on Legislation, created by Amy Martin on 07/06/2019.
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