Recognition is key to driving female inclusion and belonging, cites new workforce study
Respondents who reported being recognised at work were almost twice as likely to have a strong sense of belonging
Respondents who reported being recognised at work were almost twice as likely to have a strong sense of belonging
Respondents cited poor treatment and lack of understanding of lived experiences as reasons why they didn’t deal with banks for funding
Take your pick from this selection of fiction and non-fiction books encompassing Black experiences across Britain, Europe and the US
As part of the 2022 programme, women will be able to develop their existing skillsets and secure new skills for future roles
The policy has been implemented by Quilter, a wealth management firm, ahead of Black History Month
Respondents said their non-STEM qualifications had equipped them with transferable skills for the sector, while women were more likely to take part-time tech courses
Despite is ethnic diversity, London’s job-seekers and employees experience more discrimination than the national average, according to a new study
While a majority of CIPHR’s respondents agreed there was a gender pay gap in the UK, over half didn’t believe it exists in their workplace
Women are well represented in the cohort of selected businesses in the Libra programme
We’re always taught to learn from male leaders, what about the other way around?