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UK’S most diverse boards use three types of I&D initiatives

UK-wide study reveals how Britain’s most diverse companies are attracting underrepresented candidates to their boards and leadership teams

Marie O’Riordan on scrapping the CV rulebook and overturning autism stereotypes at work

EML’s public relations head, Marie O’Riordan outlines the skills and capabilities of autistic talent

Talent firm’s new initiative will help employers pursue real diversity

A new initiative by talent acquisition firm Guidant Global promises real diversity in recruitment for employers via the help of D&I experts

McKinsey report offers advice on increasing Black representation in film industry

Black actors face many barriers to equal opportunities and representation in the film industry

New employee experience demands could create more inclusive workplaces

Employee experience demands have changed since COVID-19 and if embraced by organisations, could create more diverse and inclusive workforces

Psychology expert Dr. Femi Olu-Lafe is Kinesso’s new SVP Culture and Inclusion

Dr. Olu-Lafe brings significant academic and DEI research experience to her new role

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

Why are organisations ignoring the business case for disability inclusion?

Hiring people with disabilities is good for revenue, so why are firms stalling on inclusion? Diversability CEO Tiffany Yu says leaders need to self-reflect if they want to unplug their bias

Why International Women’s Day 2021 should be about allyship

Various socio-political movements have altered the meaning of International Women’s Day where intra and extra female support is required to stimulate long-term change and create real equality

BAME career progression: tips on tackling barriers in the workplace

Roy Bean knows the effort to carve out a successful career in workplaces still not quite up to par on BAME career progression