Charter to tackle sexual harassment across NHS in England has failed, say unions

The failure of the NHS sexual safety charter raises critical questions about the effectiveness of institutional policies in combating deeply rooted issues like sexual harassment. Despite the charter's intentions, the rise in reported cases suggests that the measures in place are insufficient and may not address the systemic nature of the problem. This situation calls for a reevaluation of strategies and a more robust commitment to creating a safe workplace for all employees.