Addressing the needs of our people starts with listening. An open, honest culture that starts at the top and is embedded in all levels of an organisation is essential.
New data shows that when asked about their DE&I strategies, HR professionals do not believe that their workplace is actively supporting neurodiverse employees.
DE&I are essential elements for ensuring sustainable success in the business world. While we've made significant strides, there's still a diversity gap to be closed across all industries.
October sees Black History Month return and with it the chance for businesses to celebrate Black culture and bring a fresh focus to their inclusivity of Black colleagues.
Employees around the world have been coping with a plethora of difficulties in the past few years alone. However, these difficulties are often amplified for diverse workers.
62% of job seekers would reject a job offer from an organisation without a good track record on diversity and inclusion, and 68% would look for a job elsewhere if D&I was not prioritised.
According to new research, employee diversity networks and affinity groups aren’t living up to their potential. A third (32%) of employees say they actually fail to drive inclusivity.