corporate leaders on social & political matters

AICD: No more all-male boards at Australia’s top 200 companies

For the first time in history, there are no all-male boards at Australia’s top 200 companies (ASX 200), confirmed the Australian Institute...
largest industries in UK bolster hiring plans

UK’s largest sectors bolster hiring & expansion plans for rapid growth

New research has revealed which UK's industries are increasing the size of their workforce, in a bid to expand the quickest post-pandemic.
mental health at work

Workers ‘not coping’: Anxiety, stress & PTSD ‘skyrocket’

American staff are not coping well, with risk of PTSD and general anxiety skyrocketing over the last month, according to the Mental Health...
inclusion

Summer surge in delta variant upends return to work plans

The rising number of delta variant cases has triggered return to workplace concerns for nearly half of US workers, according to new...
workplace bias

¼ staff ‘unaware’ of employer’s DE&I commitment & initiatives

Due to a 'misalignment in communication and action' around a quarter of staff aren't aware of their employer's commitment to diversity, equity...
women face more ageism in the workplace

Over ¼ Russell 3000 board roles now belong to women

More than one-quarter of board seats in the Russell 3000 now belong to women, according to a new report from Equilar – increasing...
rising employee burnout

Employee burnout rises sharply for staff & leaders in 2021

The latest study from executive training firm Leadership IQ has revealed a dramatic rise in employee burnout, for both staff and leaders,...
LGBT inclusion at work

Year 1 critical to create inclusive workplace for LGBTQ+ staff

LGBTQ+ employees who do not come out during their first 12 months at a workplace, are unlikely to do so at all,...
safe return to office

Most firms anticipate full office return once pandemic ends

While many professionals are embracing hybrid work arrangements, new research has revealed that the majority of US companies anticipate a full return...
Recruitment bias against race, age and gender continues to prevent STEM professionals who have had a career break return to employment, according to a new survey.

Transparent progression vital to improve gender balance in STEM

Greater transparency around career progression is vital to create gender balance in STEM roles and leadership, according to WISE.
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