Firms struggling to achieve DE&I goals despite good intentions
Although organisations across all industries, sizes and geographies have good intentions around closing inequity gaps, many are struggling to achieve their diversity,...
WEF outlines plan for fair & inclusive economic recovery
As the world recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic, it's vital to create a fair and inclusive economic recovery for all, according to...
Employers cutting back on mental health support despite rising burnout
Staff are more stressed and burnt out by work today than they were at the start of the pandemic, yet companies have...
98% Gen Z graduates reject idea of working remotely full-time
Only 2% of this year's graduating Generation Z want to work remotely full-time, according to a new study. Graduating...
SHRM: Racial inequity costs US workplaces billions annually
Employee turnover due to racial inequity in the workplace has cost US organisations up to $172 billion over the past five years,...
IDENTIFIED: Roadblocks that women face on journey to CEO
The path to the top CEO role for women takes longer and is stymied by societal expectations, unconscious bias and legacy gender...
HR’s Top Challenge: Tracking diversity & inclusion progress
Tracking diversity and inclusion (D&I) progress is one of the biggest challenges that HR is grappling with right now, confirmed a new study.
92% staff globally suffering from work-related burnout
Described as a “crisis at work”, Catalyst’s latest global report has revealed that 92% of workers are experiencing burnout from stress related to their...
70% Americans say racial injustice should be discussed at work
A new report reveals that nearly seven in 10 Americans believe racial injustice is an issue that should be discussed at work.
Over half US workers fear returning to workplace
More than half of US adults are not comfortable returning to ‘brick-and-mortar’ workplaces, reveals a new US poll. In...
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