We have some way to go in achieving immigrant integration goals, says OECD
OECD explains that we still have some way to go in achieving migrant inclusion goals.
Category: Diversity News
Study finds men holding negative views on flexible working
New study finds that negative views on flexible working are prevalent in the UK, especially amongst men.
Unprecedented poll exposes minority ethnic bias in the workplace
A new survey from minority ethnic backgrounds exposes unconscious bias in the workplace.
Are we overlooking a deep untapped talentpool?
Single parents are a deep talent pool, the tapping of which can provide the solution to the rising skills shortage in the UK, post-Brexit.
Freelance forever?
Frrelancing is on the up as a permanent state of career. We look at the reasons why, and identify the most profitable and desirable…
University is an excellent investment for women, says new national study
University is an excellent investment for women, says new national study.
Ethnicity pay gap reporting scrutinised
What has urged government to go further with its Ethnicity Pay Gap reporting?
Shocking number of internships still unpaid
New Sutton Trust research has found that over a quarter of internships in the UK are unpaid.
Is workplace experience the new black?
As the number of knowledge workers worldwide swells, the workplace experience is becoming the new labour market zeitgeist .
Flexible working tops list for over-50s
A recent poll commissioned by the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy reveals that 78per cent of respondents over the age of 50 would…
Number of female bosses hits disappointing low
Why are the findings of the Hampton-Alexander Review worse than expected?
40 per cent of women would quit their job over pay inequality
More and more women are willing to quit their jobs over gender pay inequality.
Google staff walk out over sexual misconduct allegations
Staff at Google offices around the world have staged a series of walkouts and demonstrations targeting workplace culture and the company's treatment of women.
Female empowerment movements and record low unemployment are shifting workplace power dynamics
With a noticeable distrust in authority, the time to bring more equity into the workplace is now
Gender pay gap at lowest level yet, says ONS
The gender pay gap has fallen to its lowest level yet, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has reported.