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Lost on starting with ethnicity pay gap reporting? Gapsquare is here to help

Reporting on your organisation’s ethnicity pay gap may not be required by the Government, but is required for success

New partnership to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people

Impetus partners with State Street to give charities a helping hand in supporting young people from disadvantaged backgrounds around the UK

Code-switching: having to fit into the corporate world

Efficio Consulting and Rob Woodstock discuss code-switching, bias, and how allies can better the workplace for the BAME community

How to hire people with disabilities: a step by step guide

There are ways to ensure your disability inclusion policy succeeds – ask people with disabilities. Simon Brown and Susan Scott-Parker advise how to hire people with disabilities.

Women in Safe Homes fund launched with backing of charity partners

Women In Safe Homes is a new fund fund, providing safe and secure homes for women experiencing homelessness, whether because they are out of the criminal justice system, are survivors of domestic abuse or have other needs.

How can I improve my AQ to avoid, burnout, breakdown and boredom?

Embracing ‘unlearning’ can lead to breakthroughs and improve an individual’s adaptability quotient before burnout, breakdown and boredom sets in

BAME community face triple whammy of COVID-19 threats

A recent ONS study reveals the extent of how the COVID-19 pandemic has threatened the health and happiness of the BAME community

Technology and diversity: ensuring ADA compliance with workplace tech

In an increasingly global corporate climate, ensuring workplace diversity is an important component of a company’s continued viability

The Future is Greater for workplace equality when you have a vision

Having a coach and mentor is essential to overcome obstacles to career success; especially when you have a vision

Lloyds becomes the first major bank to publish their ethnicity pay gap

Lloyds Banking Group reveals that its black staff are being paid nearly 20% less than their colleagues in new report