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New tech recruitment firm Primis makes pledge to client and organisational D&I

Founder Ben Broughton has said the company “will have a focus on putting people first in every aspect of the recruitment process”

“Check your bias as often as you check your spelling” – the key to inclusion in tech

Equity in tech means becoming more aware of biases, not getting rid of them, says Abadesi Osunsade

Firms could see “limited hiring success” if they don’t pursue diversity in recruitment ads

Following a spike in job vacancies, firms won’t fill their roles unless they make their recruitment adverts more diversity friendly

1 in 10 businesses have no anti-bias hiring practices

Many businesses are failing to implement well-established anti-bias hiring practices

New recruitment tech to ensure brightest and best diverse candidates get jobs

New technology powered by Golden Bees could improve the quality and speed of recruitment processes on major diversity recruitment sites, ensuring the best candidates get a chance

Why COVID-19 and new tech has changed recruitment and retention

The speakers at our Talent Acquisition & Retention Virtual Summit agreed that the role of recruiters and candidate values have changed since COVID-19

Disability bias and plastic waste: the startup fighting for double impact

MELIOR is a British startup that aims to employ people with disabilities. It is also producing sustainable products in an attempt to stem the UK’s plastic waste problem

Diverse recruitment doesn’t exist in fintech yet, says new report

Despite its reputation for innovation, the fintech sector is troubled by a culture of silence on diversity.

AI-powered recruitment can be racist or sexist – and here’s why

With over 30 years of experience, an advisor to the UK and Indian Governments, Was Rahman knows a thing or two on the use of AI and data

It’s time to rethink the traditional recruitment process

PitchMe is rethinking and reworking the recruitment process, highlighting the previously unseen potential of job applicants.