HK 2021 LGBT+ Inclusion Awards

Community Business announces LGBT+ Inclusion Awards finalists

Non-profit organisation Community Business has announced the finalists of Hong Kong's 2021 LGBT+ Inclusion Awards.  These awards recognise the exceptional...
WEF Young Global Leaders Class of 2021

WEF unveils 2021’s ‘most promising’ global leaders

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has unveiled the 'promising' 112 Young Global Leaders committed to improving the world.  The driven...
inclusive recruitment

Hiring optimism returns in many markets worldwide

Employers are more optimistic about labour market recovery than last quarter, with 77% expecting pre-pandemic hiring levels to return by the end...
women on boards

Advancing women ‘not top priority’ for 70% global firms

The latest IBM Institute for Business Value study has revealed that gender equity is still 'not a top priority' for 70% of...
workplace safety now the top CEO priority

Half employers expect staff back in the workplace ‘most of time’

In next six to 12 months, 51% of organisations expect their employees to be back in the workplace most of the time,...
Best place for working women

Glass-Ceiling Index reveals ‘best place’ for working women

Scandinavia is the 'best place' to be a working woman, according to The Economist's latest Glass-Ceiling Index (GCI). In fact, Sweden is the...
support for disability at work

BDF: More disability inclusion support needed

The UK's Government has delivered yet another budget that fails to provide adequate support for people with disabilities, confirmed the Business Disability...
diversity and inclusion

UK desperately needs ‘skills support’ to boost recovery

Yesterday’s budget announcement did not go far enough to address vital skills needed to help the economy recover, according to organisations like...
Global gender gaps

France & South Africa lead in gender diversity at top levels

South Africa and France are leading the way in gender diversity in senior and board roles across the public and private sectors, according...
BME unemployment rising

Rocketing BME unemployment exceeds worst-case projections

The unemployment rate for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) workers has risen at more than twice the speed for White employees; and is now exceeding worst-case projections, according to the TUC.
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