diversity progress in travel and leisure

HTL industry reports ‘some’ D&I progress, despite tough year

Despite a turbulent year as a result of the pandemic, some diversity and inclusion (D&I) progress has been made in the hospitality, travel...
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Racial justice now a ‘long-term’ corporate priority

Amid the impassioned cries to end systemic racism, 64% of leaders say racial justice is now a new long-term corporate social responsibility (CSR) priority,...
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Staff loyalty ‘strongly’ tied to how well firms handled Covid-19

Employee loyalty is strongly tied to how staff believe their employers handled the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new study. 
Millennials & Gen Z employment

Gen Z & millennials demand equitable & sustainable world

Younger generations are demanding more accountability from businesses and institutions to drive changes that will result in a more equitable and sustainable world,...
wearing masks at work

US staff not ready to give up masks at work just yet

Although it's not obligatory to wear masks once vaccinated for Covid-19 in the US, around six in 10 people want employees to continue wearing...
companies plan to increase diversity spend with diverse suppliers.

UK & US firms to double supplier diversity spend by 2025

In response to worldwide calls for social reform and racial equality, companies on both sides of the Atlantic are making plans to...
Top 10 Global diversity suppliers

REVEALED: Top 10 Global Supplier Diversity & Inclusion Champions

The top 10 global supplier diversity and inclusion champions have been revealed by WEConnect International, thanks to support from the National LGBTQ Chamber...
Just three in 10 US workers aspire to leadership roles, according to a new study.

Over 50% business leaders seeking new jobs due to stress & burnout

Stress and burnout are the main reasons behind half of business leaders planning to leave their jobs over the next year, according...
global organisations move towards flexible working arrangements

Majority of staff would leave job if employers pay them less for working remotely,...

Around 83% of employees would leave their current job if they get compensated less for working remotely, according to a new survey. 
burnt out staff three times more likely to leave their job.

Staff burnout main cause behind ‘talent turnover tsunami’

Workplace burnout is at its highest levels and the main reason behind the current 'talent turnover tsunami', reveals a new study.
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