BAME leadership drops as FTSE 100 fails to increase diversity at top
Britain’s leading companies are still failing to improve ethnic diversity at their leadership levels, with the total number of Black, Asian and...
More than 200 CEOs commit to The Valuable 500 pledge
More than 200 businesses have now committed to The Valuable 500 pledge, thanks to the additional sign-ups on International Day of Persons With Disabilities...
Only 51% of UK staff believe they are ‘fairly’ paid, reports CIPD
Only half of the UK’s permanent employees believe they are paid 'fairly' and even fewer (34%) think that everyone else in their...
BDF calls for UK Government to commit to disability inclusion
Non-profit Business Disability Forum (BDF) has published a ‘Manifesto for Inclusive Change’ today, to mark the United Nations International Day of Persons...
BTC reiterates AFME/IA request for shorter day to boost D&I
The latest research from the Buy-side Trading Community (BTC), operated by K&K Global Consulting, has reiterated the need to reduce Europe’s trading...
City Bridge Trust funds BDF to help SMEs become more accessible
The Business Disability Forum (BDF) has received funding from City Bridge Trust, to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in London make...
SAP Argentina to reveal benefits of embracing Autism at Work
SAP Argentina and charity PANAACEA Foundation have joined forces to organise an Autism at Work event, which highlights the benefits of embracing...
First Insight unveils shopper views on D&I & ‘offensive’ designs
Retail data firm, First Insight, has recently produced two white papers on diversity and inclusion (D&I) matters in retail.
Metlife wins 8th HACR Award for promoting Hispanic inclusion
Global insurance provider, Metlife, has won the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) Award for Corporate Inclusion in recognition of its success in promoting...
Food & Grocery sector reveals clear appetite for more D&I
The vast majority of companies in the food and grocery industry (84%) believe they are performing better today than they were five...