Anti-Bullying and Harassment Training for the Bar

Audience: The Bar
Duration:: 1 Hour
Lessons: 11 Modules
Certificate:: Upon Completion
CPD Hours:: 1

£195.00 + VAT

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Equality, Diversity & Inclusion

Anti-Bullying and Harassment Training for the Bar

Centred around recommendations set out in The Independent review of bullying and harassment at the Bar 2025.

The recent Independent Review of bullying and harassment at the Bar, led by Baroness Harriet Harman KC, has sent shockwaves across the Bar. Everyone at the Bar, from Heads of Chambers to support staff, has a role to play in addressing bullying and harassment once and for all.

By completing this training, you will gain a deeper understanding of what constitutes bullying and harassment, and learn how to identify, prevent, and respond to these behaviours.

This training meets all recommendations as outlined in Baroness Harriet Harman KC’s Report, specifically Recommendation 4, which details what Anti-Bullying and Harassment Training should include.

Course Modules

Be able to recognise behaviour that constitutes bullying and harassment at the Bar.

Understand the effects of bullying and harassment on individuals and work culture.

Understand the relevant Code of Practice, regulatory and legal implications this kind of behaviour.

Understand the importance of creating a positive work culture to enhance the working lives of everybody in chambers.

Know where to seek support, guidance, and make use of reporting structures if you fall victim to bullying or harassment, as well as appropriate actions to take as a witness.

Read real-life incidents of bullying and harassment on the Bar that highlight the impact such behaviour has on members and staff.

Implementing EDI for Chambers

Download Guide

In this guide, we outline seven key steps your set must take to ensure full EDI compliance—aligning with the latest requirements from the Bar Council and the Bar Standards Board.

Written by Experts

Chris Kelly
Barrister
Chris is a qualified barrister and Briefed’s main point of contact for our Bar clients. Responsible for ensuring the success and satisfaction of our clients, Chris is on hand to help with all regulatory and compliance issues.