Neurodiverse Community Urges Businesses to Embrace Inclusive Language
A new survey has highlighted that neurodiverse professionals prefer employers and colleagues to use inclusive first-person language.
Women of Colour Hardest Hit by Motherhood Pay Penalty
Women of colour are ‘significantly’ disadvantaged by the motherhood pay penalty, according to a new report.
Burnt Out Britain: Brits Working Harder & Longer, Warns TUC
“Gruelling” work intensity is a growing problem in “burnt out Britain”, with workers reporting that they are working harder and longer now compared to previous years.
Older Workers to Fill 150 Million More Jobs Globally by 2030
Older workers over the age of 55 will fill 150 million more jobs globally by 2030, exceeding a quarter of the workforce in high-income countries, a new report has revealed.
Boards Unsatisfied With Workplace Equity Progress
A new report has revealed that most boards are unsatisfied with their workplace equity progress, despite committing to workplace equity goals.
Boards Increase Focus on Sustainability & ESG, Study Shows
Although boardrooms have increased their focus on sustainability, knowledge gaps remain, revealed a new study.
Majority of Workers Need New Skills to Prepare for AI’s Impact
More than half of working adults believe they need to gain new skills to prepare for the impacts of artificial intelligence, with...
2023’s Top Board Priorities: AI, ESG, Climate Change & Human Capital
Top board priorities now include artificial intelligence, ESG, climate change, human capital and board culture, revealed a new survey.
Three-Quarters of Women Worldwide Want More Action to Lift the ‘Second’ Glass Ceiling
Three-quarters of women around the world want to see more action from companies to help lift the “second” glass ceiling, revealed a report carried out by by BSI, the business improvement and standards company.
Half of UK Employees Work Extra Hours to Make Ends Meet
The continuing cost-of-living crisis is now affecting a greater proportion of employees, with more people working extra hours, more struggling to buy food or pay their bills, and fewer being able to afford to take sick days, compared to last year, revealed a new report.