Workers Ignoring Employers’ Request to Return to Office
More and more companies are asking employees to return to the office, but many of these workers are ignoring the request, revealed a new survey.
Boards Gradually Diversifying But Progress Remains Slow
Boardrooms across the US are starting to reflect a broader range of lived experiences, however, the rate of board diversity progress remains slow, revealed a new report.
Women Still Fear Discussing Menopause Symptoms at Work
Despite millions of employees experiencing menopause each year, stigmas around the topic persist, revealed a new report.
1/3 LGBTQ+ Professionals Seeking Jobs With Inclusive Employers
Around one-third of LGBTQ+ professionals are job hunting, and looking to jump ship to a more inclusive employer, revealed a new study.
Worker Stress Remains At All Time High Worldwide, Study Shows
Employee stress around the world remains at a historic high, confirmed a new report.
Gender Equality Stalls: 131 Years to Close the Gap, Reports WEF
The World Economic Forum has confirmed that gender equality has stalled, and we'll have to wait until 2154 – that's at least another 131 years – to close the gap.
Majority of UK Employees Ready To Walk If Companies Don’t Embrace Hybrid Work
A new report has found that the large majority of employees (77%) would actively search for or be open to a new job if their company rolled back flexible work policies.
One-third of UK Employers Admit to Discriminatory Behaviours When Hiring/Promoting
More than one third of organisations in the UK have not promoted or hired someone because of their age, race, gender or accessibility needs, revealed a new survey.
HR Leaders Report ‘Clear’ ROI From Employee Wellbeing Strategies
More than 70% of HR leaders report seeing a 'clear' return on investment from their employee wellbeing strategies, confirmed a new study.
UNDP: Half of World’s Population Believe Men Make Better Leaders
Half of people worldwide still believe men make better political leaders than women, and more than 40% believe men make better business executives than women, according to a new report from the United Nations.