NHS to rate English trusts on tackling violence and racism towards staff
The NHS is introducing league tables to rank trusts based on their efforts to combat violence, racism, and sexual misconduct against staff. Starting in July, these rankings will cover acute, ambulance, and mental health trusts in England, affecting over 1.5 million employees. This initiative aims to hold organizations accountable for creating safer working environments and is a crucial step in addressing the systemic issues of workplace harassment. By publicly sharing these ratings, the NHS hopes to spur improvements and encourage a culture of zero tolerance towards such misconduct.
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