Diversity and Inclusion strategy

Is executive-level diversity and inclusion the key to performing well?

Executive-level diversity and inclusion is on the rise, says new McKinsey ‘Diversity Wins’ report.

Culture first; The key to empowering a diverse workforce

Culture Amp explains why organisations should put culture first, especially in these ever-changing and challenging times.

Women in the workplace – the work that still needs to be done

While women continue to drive change in the working world, from flexible working to tackling the gender pay gap, much remains to be done.

Northern Trust: strategy and data are key to boosting D&I in the workplace

Northern Trust’s Sarah Boddey knows first-hand the benefits of attracting junior staff from diverse backgrounds.

To increase diversity, first tackle ‘Corporate Clone Syndrome’

Corporate Clone Syndrome is a thing. Award-winning corporate coach and psychometric trainer Rita Chowdhry explains why.

Joanne Lockwood: treat transgender and non-binary people as people

Employers need to do more to support people who are transgender or non-binary and not allow them to be afraid of who they are. Joanne Lockwood, an inclusion and belonging specialist, explains how.

Why I was wrong about diversity

KC Goundiam, founder and CEO of Red Dot Digital, deep dives into society’s understanding of ‘diversity’ and questions if we’re all on the same page…

Inclusion is key to better diversity, says PDT Global

Without a culture of inclusion in the workplace, diversity is doomed to fail. PDT Global Founder and CEO Angela Peacock explains why.

3 things to never ask a military veteran in the workplace

Veterans Law Attorney cites critical questions to avoid when interviewing a military veteran for hire in the U.S. to avoid legal landmines – and foster military-friendly employer status.

HR Acuity: capture data to support best practice employee relations

Tech firm HR Acuity proves capturing employee relations data is key to improving diversity and inclusion and enhancing corporate reputations.