job satistfaction

1/4 essential staff ‘less satisfied’ with their jobs than a year ago

More than a quarter of essential high-volume workers are not as happy in their jobs as they were before the pandemic began,...
ageism at work

Rife ageism & ableism forcing ‘too many people’ out of workplace

A new report from the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC) highlights how pervasive ageism and ableism are excluding far too many people...
retaining women at work

More women continue to exit US workforce than enter it

The latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the US revealed that more women continued to exit, rather than enter,...
women are experiencing discrimination at same rate as people of colour

2/3 UK professionals fear discussing race at work

Almost two thirds of UK professionals are nervous about using the wrong language when discussing race issues in the workplace, a new...
Queen's Speech

‘Missed opportunities’ in Queen’s Speech to create fairer economy

Although UK industry welcomed most of the plans outlined in the Queen’s Speech, many also highlighted the missed opportunities to create a...
Companies in the US & UK plan to double their send with minority-owned suppliers

Equity gap for minority-owned firms could be cut from 333 to 15 years

A helping hand from corporate America could help to cut the equity gap for minority-owned companies from 333 to 15 years, according...
men's health

1 in 3 older workers plan to work past 70 or never retire

Nearly one in three older workers plan to work past 70; or actually never retire, according to a new US study.
diversity and inclusion

2021’s Top 50 US Companies excelling in Diversity & Inclusion

DiversityInc has revealed the names of the Top 50 Companies excelling in diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the US.
safe workplace return

CIPD urges employers to give staff more say over when they work

The UK's CIPD is urging employers to offer a wider range of flexible working options to address inequalities in the workforce and...
working mums

IWPR: Working moms still struggling in 2021

Life for working mothers is still too hard, according to a new US survey from the Institute of Women’s Policy Research (IWPR).
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