What's stopping organisations from moving the dial on discrimination?
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DiversityQ supports board members setting and enacting their D&I strategy, HR directors managing their departments to take D&I best practice and implement it in real-life workplace situations
In this new video series, DiversityQ’s sister publication ESG Clarity speaks to FRC’s Lindsey Stewart about the inherent practices reinforcing discrimination in the workplace
ESG Clarity has reinforced its relationship with the reboot. campaign and will be publishing regular video interviews carried out by the editorial team.
In the first of this new series, ESG Clarity’s global head of ESG insight Natalie Kenway speaks to Lindsey Stewart, head of stakeholder engagement at the Financial Reporting Council.
The pair reflect on Stewart’s career achievements in the financial services industry after starting his career in a fast-food chain straight from school.
He shares his views on the lack of opportunities within society and that many hiring organisations are still highly specific on a potential employee’s background when they do not indicate how that individual can perform. He also details the action steps financial services can take to improve ethnic diversity and build inclusive cultures.
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Lyndsey Stewart, Head of Stakeholder Engagement, Financial Reporting Council.
What's stopping organisations from moving the dial on discrimination?
Newsletter
DiversityQ supports board members setting and enacting their D&I strategy, HR directors managing their departments to take D&I best practice and implement it in real-life workplace situations
Sign up nowIn this new video series, DiversityQ’s sister publication ESG Clarity speaks to FRC’s Lindsey Stewart about the inherent practices reinforcing discrimination in the workplace
ESG Clarity has reinforced its relationship with the reboot. campaign and will be publishing regular video interviews carried out by the editorial team.
In the first of this new series, ESG Clarity’s global head of ESG insight Natalie Kenway speaks to Lindsey Stewart, head of stakeholder engagement at the Financial Reporting Council.
The pair reflect on Stewart’s career achievements in the financial services industry after starting his career in a fast-food chain straight from school.
He shares his views on the lack of opportunities within society and that many hiring organisations are still highly specific on a potential employee’s background when they do not indicate how that individual can perform. He also details the action steps financial services can take to improve ethnic diversity and build inclusive cultures.
To see the full reboot. series run by ESG Clarity click here
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