Data & Analysis

The EU's new Pay Transparency Directive is pushing businesses to set global policies and standards, however progress remains slow, according to a new report.

Most CEOs say they feel 'pressured' by employees, customers and boards to improve human sustainability, a new study has revealed.

One-third of UK employees have suffered under the grip of a 'toxic manager' in the last five years, according to a new study.

A new survey has revealed that over two-thirds of people in the UK believe that women face discrimination at work when going through the menopause. 

Only one quarter of organisations have a formal strategy committed to their employees' mental health, confirmed a new report. 

New research, coinciding with Pride month, has revealed that eight out of LGBTQ+ 10 Gen Zers are reluctant to join companies that have recently withdrawn support for the LGBTQ+ community.

A new study has confirmed the growing adoption of AI across industries, but also highlights a lack of responsible AI practices.

Employee burnout among the US workforce remains high at 45%, according to a new study. 

Two-thirds of UK employers are not getting the most out of their people data, according to a new study.

The gap in financial wellness between men and women continues to grow in the US, with 53% of men reporting good financial wellness compared to just 36% of women, revealed a new report.