Workplace Discrimination at a Three-Year High for Young Women, New Research Reveals
Discrimination in the workplace is at a three-year high for young women, according to new research.
Three-quarters of all Jobs Have Gender Pay Gaps in Favour of Men, Reveals Analysis
Around three-quarters of all jobs and the majority of industries in the UK, have gender pay gaps in favour of men, new analysis has revealed.
Equal Pay Day 2024: UK Gender Pay Gap Worsens, Says Fawcett Society
The UK’s gender pay gap has widened for the first time since 2013, according to the Fawcett Society, which announced the troubling...
Boardroom Diversity: Slow but Steady Gains for Women and People of Colour
Despite slow overall growth, racial and gender diversity on corporate boards is making modest gains, a new report has revealed.
New Campaign Tackles Boardroom Inequity
A new campaign, 'So many ‘Dicks,’ so few of everyone else', has revealed the extent of boardroom inequity in the US, and is urging other businesses to join the movement and ‘Change the Board Game'.
Majority of Moms Returning to Work Face Major Challenges that Threaten Career Success
Nine out of 10 new mothers returning to work face at least one major challenge that threatens their career success, revealed a new study.
Global Events Overshadow Investment in Gender Equality
Conflict, poverty, climate change and the aftermath of COVID are all negatively impacting gender equality, according to a new global survey.
More Employers Must Take Active Measures to Help Women Progress at Work
If organisations are serious about wanting to retain valuable women women workers, then they need to take active measures to help them get ahead, according to new analysis.
IWD 2024: Celebrating Inspiring Women in HTL, Retail & Tech
To mark International Women’s Day, WiHTL & Diversity in Retail have revealed their annual inspiring Women to Watch Index, produced in partnership...
Revealed: The Best EU Countries for Workplace Gender Equality
Finland is the best country in the EU for workplace gender equality, followed by Portugal, France, Sweden and then the Netherlands, a...