Resources

This guide aims to provide best practice guidance on how to approach religion, belief and faith in the workplace. Additionally, to provide content which goes beyond workplace issues to help raise awareness about the major religions in the UK – to help further understanding of each other.

Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) takes place annually on 27th January. It is organised by the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, the charity that was established and funded by the UK Government to promote and support HMD in the UK. Learn more about how to get involved as well as the theme for HMD 2024.

Diwali, Deepali, Deepavali, is the festival of lights. This ancient Hindu festival is one of the most important festivals in Hinduism. It is usually celebrated between October- November and the date changes each year.

Antisemitism can be defined as discrimination, prejudice, or hostility against Jews. No organisation is immune from antisemitism and all organisations need to work at identifying and addressing it. All employers have the legal and moral obligation to protect their Jewish employees and members of staff as per the Equality Act 2010.