job satistfaction

1/3 remote workers ‘may quit’ if forced back to office full time

One in three workers may quit if required to return to the office on a full time basis, confirmed a new Robert...
Black women's equal pay day

Ford launches fund to support Black women worldwide

The Ford Foundation has announced that it has committed $15 million to launch the Black Feminist Fund, which will help to address key...
global workforce needs amid pandemic

89% staff worldwide expect jobs to be partly remote post-Covid

A huge majority of employees around the world expect their jobs to be partly remote after the pandemic ends, according to a new study...

IWPR: Men gain more jobs than women in almost all sectors

Americans are getting back to work, but the job growth for men is much higher – almost double the rate than for...
making hybrid working a success

CIPD urges firms not to rush staff back with old ways of working

The CIPD has stressed the need for employers to make hybrid working a success, rather than rushing to return staff to workplaces...
Diverse leadership

CIPD & BITC offer new guidance to improve race inclusion at work

The CIPD and Business in the Community (BITC) have launched a new guide to help employers improve race inclusion at work.
Structural racism in the UK

Race report fails to acknowledge structural racism in UK

The UK’s much-awaited report from the Commission on Race & Ethnic Disparities has failed to acknowledge structural racism in the UK.
Dr Lesley Sawers, Scotland Commissioner of the Equality and Human Rights Commission

UK reappoints Lesley Sawers as Scotland’s EHRC Commissioner

Professor Lesley Sawers has been reappointed by Liz Truss, the Minister for Women and Equalities, as Scotland Commissioner of the Equality and...
workplace return concerns amid pandemic

WEF: Pandemic pushes back gender parity by a generation

Another generation of women will have to wait for gender parity, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2021.
Just three in 10 US workers aspire to leadership roles, according to a new study.

Pressure to abolish offensive BAME/BME acronyms in UK rises

Many welcomed yesterday's news that the UK Government may abolish the 'offensive' BAME/BME acronyms, used to refer to Black, Asian and/or minority...
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