Posts from annie-may-byrne-noonan

Tackling the taboo of Child to Parent Abuse in the workplace

Around one in 10 employees could be victims of Child to Parent Abuse (CPA)

Accent – the hidden bias issue facing British businesses

Can UK organisations learn about the benefits of accent diversity from global firms?

COP26 incident highlights accessibility issues at events

Elharrar’s inability to access the venue highlights accessibility issues for disabled delegates

The female deficit in workplace belonging – why it’s time for businesses to respond

According to a ground-breaking new report, women lag behind men on every count of belonging meaning lower job engagement among other negative factors – but there are solutions

XPO Logistics: the freight firm teaching diversity and inclusion to its staff and leaders

Via teaching and partnerships with disability and LGBTQ+ organisations, XPO is loud and proud about its inclusion mission

Bethaney Wilkinson on ‘Instagram diversity’ and the base of the inequality iceberg

Bethaney Wilkinson founded The Diversity Gap to help people with good intentions for diversity inspire true culture change in firms – here, she shares her insights on achieving it

Do it Now Now’s Bayo Adelaja on Black tech founders and beating the ‘boys’ club’ culture

With Black entrepreneurs facing significant barriers to funding, Do it Now Now hopes to change the narrative in tech through better introductions and growth support

Tech multipreneur Riya Karumanchi talks D&I lessons ahead of Women in IT Summit Europe

Serial tech entrepreneur Riya Karumanchi shares what she’s learned about CSR, product innovation and sourcing talent ahead of her appearance at the Europe edition of the Women in IT Summit

Employers, colleagues, and D&I teams – it’s time to break your age stigma

Lyndsey Simpson from 55/Redefined Ltd explains why firms should pay attention to older workers

Why responsible tech, not “vanity metrics”, will achieve workplace inclusion

Bhargava explains how her expansion services firm is using tech to fight underrepresentation