Watching Mad Men today reveals more than retro fashion, it’s a harsh reminder of how deeply ingrained workplace sexual harassment once was… and in many ways, still is. This post explores the parallels between then and now, and how organisations can take real steps toward prevention, not just reaction.

The Wright v Findex decision is a clear warning to employers: feedback and performance conversations can cause serious harm if not done properly. From aggressive comments to lack of process, what starts as a routine discussion can quickly become a legal liability. This article unpacks the case, the psychosocial risks involved, and how Risk Collective helps employers take a safer, more integrated approach.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, conversations about romance, relationships, and workplace interactions naturally come up. But beyond the chocolates and flowers, it’s also a time to reflect on professional boundaries, workplace culture, and the legal responsibilities of employers in preventing sexual harassment