More Women Impacted by Toxic Workplace Culture Than Men
Women are 41% more likely than men to experience toxic corporate culture, according to a new report.
Two-Thirds of Staff Blame Toxic Workplace Culture For ‘Rage-Applying’ To New Jobs, Reveals Poll
Two-thirds of white-collar professionals (60%) have admitted to ‘rage applying’ to a new job since the beginning of the year, citing a...
Better Neurodiversity Support Needed at Work, Say Staff
The majority of US employees believe there is plenty of room for improvement, especially when it comes to supporting neurodiversity in company...
Job Adverts Written by ChatGPT Nearly Twice as Biased
New research suggests that employers should use ChatGPT with caution, especially when creating job adverts. Job adverts written by...
How Employers Can Combat Stigmas Around Neurodiversity
To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Texthelp's CEO Martin McKay shares four key ways in which employers can combat stigmas surrounding neurodiversity in...
New Targets to Improve UK Board Ethnic Diversity Announced
Although most FTSE 100 companies have met the UK’s target of having at least one minority ethnic director on their boards, more...
Employers Not Supporting Neurodiverse Workers Enough
A new report has revealed that employers are not supporting neurodiverse workers enough, and excluding a valuable talent pool that could help to bridge the digital skills gap.
Tall Poppy Syndrome Unveils High Price Ambitious Women Pay For Success
A new international study has unveiled the high price that ambitious women pay for their success. The report,...
Gender & Ethnic Diversity Alarmingly Low Among Senior Tech Roles, Reveals Report
A new study from the Tech Talent Charter (TTC) has revealed an alarming lack of diversity among senior technology roles.
Appreciation at Work is in Short Supply, Say Two-Thirds of Staff
Two in three (67%) employed Americans say they don't always feel appreciated for their contributions at work, according to a new report,...
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