Generation Z at work

3/4 Gen Z Consider Moving Jobs for Better Wellbeing Support

More than three-quarters of Gen Z employees have considered moving jobs in the last six months for better wellbeing benefits and support,...
Just three in 10 US workers aspire to leadership roles, according to a new study.

Firms Set ‘Rigorous’ Diversity Targets for Senior Roles

An increasing number of companies are now setting aspirational and rigorous diversity targets, in a bid to hire and promote more qualified...
WorkPride 2022

Over 360 Global Voices to Share Insights on LGBTQ+ Inclusion at WorkPride 2022’s 70+ Events

WorkPride 2022’s five-day global virtual conference, starting Monday 20 June, features over 360 diverse voices from around the...
great resignation

Great Resignation to Continue as Pressure on Pay Mounts

The Great Resignation will continue in the year ahead as one in five workers are likely to switch to a new employer...
Asian American Heritage Month

The Bamboo Ceiling: Challenges & Solutions for AAPI Staff at Work

In this week’s guest column, global diversity, equity and inclusion expert and author Dr Rohini Anand shares her experiences of being Asian...
job seekers

Lack of Skills & Access to Training ‘Main Barrier’ to Employment, Say Job Seekers

The majority of current job seekers in the US indicate that a lack of skills and access to training is the main...
authenticity at work

Authentic Workplace Culture ‘Major Weapon’ in War For Talent

Employees value authenticity over just about everything else when they're considering a new job, confirmed a new study measuring the impact of...
Hiring challenges

3/4 Managers Say Hiring is Only Going to Get Harder This Year

A new report has revealed that 75% of hiring managers expect recruitment to become even more challenging for the remainder of 2022.
remote work

Most Firms Not Equipped to Manage Remote Employees

Around 64% companies don't feel equipped to manage remote employees, confirmed a new study. Interestingly, the new research into...
Serena William, US Professional Tennis Player

Serena Williams Teams Up With Karat to Double Blacks in Tech

US professional tennis player Serena Williams has joined forces with interviewing cloud company Karat to solve the global shortage of software engineers,...
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