Businesses support leading Covenant to show care leavers more empathy
Young care leavers face a multitude of hurdles when starting their adult life, but businesses have come together to make that journey easier
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‘Jumping the hurdles’: moving women into cybersecurity’s top spots
As cybercrime escalates, moving women into cybersecurity’s top spots could help according to an Accenture report: An Accenture Cybersecurity Forum
Women’s Council Perspective
Passion and purpose: A career story from Salesforce’s Equality Programs Director
Working at Salesforce has taught Bayly Mattes to believe in her strengths, stick to her goals, speak out and try new things.
Half of leaders and managers would not employ a neurodivergent person
People with neurodivergent conditions are more likely to be excluded in the workplace and less likely to be hired
The nature of work is changing. Is the Equality Act 2010 still in play?
It’s been 10 years since the introduction of the Equality Act 2010 in the UK, but what has really changed?
Burnout and work-related stress is on the rise in the UK
Ahead of National Stress Awareness Day on November 4th, health experts advise on how to prepare for a spike in workplace burnout
Black men: how to change your mindset, escape stereotypes and get ahead
Life Coach Michael Taylor believes ‘Shattering Black Male Stereotypes’ is the fillip to black men progressing in the corporate world
The Appellate Project: empowering law students of colour to aim high
Empowering law students of colour to thrive in the highest US courts to reflect better the communities they serve
Red Hat: women in STEM need the support of both genders
It’s not enough to simply support other women in STEM; both genders need to work together to see gender equality in the industry
Doing it Anyway: empowering women to consider a career in tech
Tech Talent Charter’s high-profile creative campaign ‘Doing it Anyway’ directs working-age women to tech vacancies and retraining programmes
