Women in Tech Still Face Tougher Scrutiny Than Men at Work
Around 94% of women in tech believe they are held to a ‘higher standard’ than their male colleagues, confirmed a new study.
Thousands of Black Women ‘Missing’ from Tech Industry
Over 20,000 black women are ‘missing’ from the tech profession in the UK, according to a new report.
Staff More Likely to Stay with Employers Providing Better Learning Opportunities, Confirms Study
Employees are 63% more likely to stay at their organisation if they are offered better learning opportunities, revealed a new survey. Yet,...
1/3 Employees Want CEOs to Advocate For Abortion Rights
New research shows that employees want their organisations to take action on abortion access. In fact, one third (33%)...
Employee Recognition Powers Workplace Wellbeing
With quiet quitting and disengagement running rampant, a new study has revealed why leaders should be turning to employee recognition to increase engagement, productivity,...
3/4 Neurodiverse Employees Struggling with Mental Health
Around three-quarters (70%) of neurodiverse employees are currently suffering with mental health issues, prompting the need for greater support in the workplace,...
Leading Studios Back Programme to Increase Diversity in Animation
The Academy of Animated Art has teamed up with leading US studios such as Framestore, Foundry, The Mill, Ghost VFX/Streamline Media and...
Inclusion Summit: Celebrating DE&I in Hospitality, Travel, Leisure and Retail
This year’s eagerly anticipated Inclusion Summit, hosted by WiTHL and Diversity in Retail (DiR) is set to take place on the 1st...
Rishi Sunak Becomes UK’s First British Asian Prime Minister
The former Chancellor of Exchequer, Rishi Sunak has become the UK's first Hindu Prime Minister of colour today. He’s...
UK Government Provides Online Service to Help Employers Better Support People With Disabilities at...
Thousands of businesses across the UK will benefit from a new £6.4 million online service to help employers better support disabled people...
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