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Alexander Mann Solutions forms new partnership to drive workplace gender equality

Global talent acquisition and management specialist seeks gender equality in the workplace for girls from the least advantaged communities.

New report finds BAME Talent Accelerator a fillip for boardroom diversity

Black British Business Awards’ BAME Talent Accelerator offers solutions that propel minority talent to the c-suite and boardroom.

TripActions: fostering a good attitude, grit and a no-limits mindset

TripActions Meagen Eisenberg has navigated the ‘bulldozers’ to carve out over 20 successful gender-neutral years in marketing.

Tech Talent Charter signatories buck the trends on gender diversity

Tech Talent Charter 2019 diversity in tech benchmarking report shows progress, but highlights the need for continual improvement.

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.

Ex Netflix CPO launches $3.5m diversity in tech initiative at Durham University

Durham University recieve $3.5 million donation to support diversity and future generations of leadership in technology.

Disabled knowledge workers limited by outdated workplace technology

Six in ten disabled knowledge workers say their organisation “talks a good game about diversity without really acting.

How extending fathers’ parental leave will help address the paternity paradox

Chris Parke, CEO and Co-founder, Talking Talent, challenges businesses to tackle the paternity paradox and level the playing field for mothers and fathers at work.

Women in the automotive industry: Ford UK targeting the gender pay gap

Ford UK has diversity and inclusion firmly in its headlights, from enhanced maternity and paternity packages to diversity councils at local and national level.

Bad boss? 49% of Brits quit their job because of poor management

Anyone could be a manager, but that doesn’t mean anyone should be. Almost half of UK workers feel unsupported by their management team or a bad boss