Search results for: LGBTQ+ Inclusion

Trans discrimination in the workplace – how to protect your employees

There are 1.9 million trans people in the UK, and more than half of them have had negative workplace experience due to their gender identity.

Everyone is accountable for promoting D&I at Salt Lake County Government

Salt Lake County Government in Utah is in the fast lane on the D&I journey, so much so that it is seen as the go-to resource.

Aubrey Blanche joins Culture Amp as Global Head of Equitable Design & Impact

Diversity, equity, and inclusion veteran joins Culture Amp to drive it’s visionary approach to equality in the workplace.

Games industry pledges to #RaiseTheGame following new census report

New #RaiseTheGame pledge launched following the release of the UK games industry’s diversity census results.

Korn Ferry identifies emerging global talent trends for 2020

Based on input from talent acquisition, development and compensation experts from across the globe, Korn Ferry has identified emerging global talent trends for 2020.

Putting BAME representation on the agenda in financial services

Industry needs to understand its ‘unconscious biases’ and mitigate the impact they have on decisions and BAME professionals.

Only 1 in 10 finance sector firms have fully diverse policies

The financial services industry is lagging woefully behind other sectors when it comes to having LGBT+ supportive policies in the workplace.

Why The Unmistakables is unticking the box on diversity

Is there a way we could better target LGBT British Indians ponders Asad Dhunna, Founder of The Unmistakables.

Youngsters put off digital sector due to diversity concerns

The perceptions that young people have about the digital sector could be deterring them from entering digital education and careers.

School Report on diversity: ‘could’ve tried harder,’ says Chime Specialist Group’s CEO

If Joanne Parker, CEO of the Chime Specialist Group (a division of Chime), were to receive a School Report on her efforts to drive diversity and inclusion in her workplace, like many CEO’s today, it would read ‘could do better’. Here she openly explains why, and her ambitions to be best in class.