Over 1/3 professionals blame pandemic for derailing careers
More than one-third of professionals claim that the pandemic has stalled their career progress, according to a new survey.
NCOA urges Congress to help older workers back into jobs
The National Council on Aging (NCOA) has urged US Congress to help Americans aged 55+ get back into employment as part of its...
Glassdoor shares crucial data on gender & racial pay inequities
Company rating platform Glassdoor shared critical research with US Congress on the state of gender and racial pay inequities; highlighting the urgent need...
Hybrid working could increase discrimination & lack of diversity, warn business psychologists
Despite the advantages, walking blindly into hybrid working could lead to discrimination and lack of diversity, according to a UK firm of...
Latinos still missing from California’s boardrooms
Latinos remain the 'most underrepresented' community across Californian boardrooms representing just 2.3% of board seats, despite making up 39.4% of the state’s...
Staff worldwide ‘anxious’ about returning to workplace
100% of employees are 'anxious' about returning to the workplace, according to a new global study from the Limeade Institute.
Bloomberg Law raises the bar with new DE&I framework
Bloomberg Law has announced that it is developing a first-of-its-kind DEI Framework that will allow law firms to demonstrate their diversity, equity...
Glocal approach ‘key’ to successful global D&I outcomes
The Clear Company’s Race Equality Consultant Susan Abumere explains why a 'glocal' diversity and inclusion strategy will better serve employees working in...
How to deal with racism at work & engage in anti-racist behaviour
In this week’s guest column, diversity champion and speaker Adrian Arundel Clarke provides expert advice on how to deal with racism at work;...
Trust ‘key’ to understanding disabled workforce needs
Employee trust is key to understanding the needs of staff with disabilities worldwide, according to new global research published by the Business...