Perceptions of AAPI Communities in US Worsen, Report Finds
The overall perceptions of Asian Americans are worsening in the US as most Americans fail to understand Asian American and Pacific Islander...
¾ Staff Would Look for New Job if They Discover Unfair Pay Gaps
Three quarters of staff worldwide would consider looking for a new job if they discovered their company had an unfair gender pay...
Fair Pay & Working Conditions Influence Buying Decisions
Corporate ‘fairness’ in the areas of prices, wages and working conditions now heavily influence whether or not a consumer will buy a...
Most Millennial Women Suffer Financial Hardship, Study Shows
Nearly half of millennials are living pay cheque to pay cheque, particularly young women, according to a new survey.
Most Firms Not Equipped to Manage Remote Employees
Around 64% companies don't feel equipped to manage remote employees, confirmed a new study. Interestingly, the new research into...
Staff Gain Huge Sway in Job Market as 43% Prepare to Quit
Workers around the world now hold more sway in the global job market, with two-fifths likely to quit in the next 12...
2/3 Consumers Believe Racism & Bias Persist in US Financial & Credit Scoring Systems
More than two-thirds of consumers say that racism and bias is present in the US financial and credit scoring system, revealed a...
REVEALED: The Seven Most & Least Stressful Jobs
Health experts have ranked the seven most – and least – stressful jobs during Stress Awareness Month (April). April...
AI Teams Not Inclusive Enough to Mitigate Bias, Reveals IBM Study
Although the majority of organisations (68%) acknowledge that having a diverse and inclusive workplace is important to mitigating bias in AI, a...
Women Not Expected to Hold 50% Board Seats for Another 8 Years
Although last year was a watershed year for women on boards, representing 42.5% of all new appointees at US public companies, they are...
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