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Employees more engaged with D&I than last year

Employees are more engaged with their firm’s D&I but minorities are still disproportionately feeling the strain of the pandemic

Faith is the forgotten D&I characteristic

Why recognising faith groups within the workplace can provide a much needed lift to your diversity, equity and inclusion strategy

8 tips on making your small business accessible to disabled employees

Want to know how to make sure your business remains accessible to disabled colleagues? Business Disability Forum’s Parma Sira has the answers

This firm earned a 100 on HRC’s Equality Index – here’s how you can too

In three years, West Monroe saw its Index score jump 25 points to be named a ‘Best Place to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality’…

Adaptive personalities essential for steering through technological change

Data is king and influences everything, says Tasha Jones ahead of this month’s Women in IT Summit USA

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

How to turn your recruitment processes into a winning formula following a pandemic

Has the pandemic forced firms to revolutionise their recruitment processes? Nabila Salem, President at Revolent Group, thinks so…

Diversify your leadership or you’ll fail your customers, says FCA boss

FCA Chief Executive Nikhil Rathi advises firms to diversify their teams now if they want to manage risk, outperform others and keep their customers happy

Older employees don’t think race and gender hold women back

Older employees, according to a new study, think that gender, race, and ethnicity aren’t holding women back from workplace progression