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Opportunities and pitfalls -fairness and inclusion as we return to work

After months of theoretical ‘what if’ scenario planning for the return to work, end of lockdown roadmaps are finally being rolled out

George Floyd’s death – an opportunity to reflect

Building an inclusive environment can be achieved through behavioural change

5 proven ways to foster curiosity, productivity and trust in your company

Sparking employee curiosity can boost employee engagement and trust, says Harris

Amazon’s Dr. Rashada Harry on the inclusion programmes available for diverse tech talent

Women are making inroads in the tech sector, but women of colour remain greatly underrepresented

How can managers adopt coaching skills and techniques for more inclusive conversations?

Coaching platform founder Wei-Ying Chen explains the new skills and techniques managers need

Why fear is a barrier to inclusion

A culture of fear in a business can increase lack of belonging for employees

Taking stock of inequity: Bloomberg’s Pamela Hutchinson discusses effective D&I practices

Hutchinson covers the legacy of racism, what makes a good D&I practitioner, and allyship

Barrister Paula Rhone-Adrien on making equality and diversity training compulsory

Rhone-Adrien shares her views on what has changed in organisations since Floyd’s death

Black British Business Awards MD Debbie Tembo on the steps to meaningful inclusion

Tembo says that businesses mustn’t get overwhelmed by the D&I task ahead of them

Standing up to discrimination was always going to be a team effort

For employees today, fairness and equality matter as much as conventional staff perks