Young people with disabilities at work

Jobs Must Not Be a ‘Fairy Tale’ for Young Disabled People, Charities Warn UK...

Nine disability charities urge the Government to act earlier as disabled young people account for 45% of those not in education, employment or training.

Why Psychological Safety at Work Matters for Disabled and Neurodivergent Employees

Business Disability Forum’s Natalie Leister explains why psychological safety matters for disabled and neurodivergent employees, and what managers can do to build trust, improve support and remove workplace barriers.
Black British Business Awards 2026

Celebrating Black History Month: Black British Business Awards Honour Trailblazers Shaping Business & Culture

The Black British Business Awards 2026 have honoured trailblazing leaders, innovators and rising stars, including Dr. Martens CEO Ije Nwokorie and former British Vogue Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful, for their achievements in shaping British business and culture.
National Coming Out Day

National Coming Out Day: Why Acceptance, Safety and Belonging Still Matter

National Coming Out Day 2026: LGBTQ+ advocates share personal stories of coming out, being outed and why acceptance, safety and belonging matter.
Disability data reporting

Only 12 FTSE 100 Companies Publish Disability Data as Firms Risk Missing Talent &...

Just 12 FTSE 100 companies publish disability representation data, as ActionAble warns firms risk missing talent and customers by delaying action.
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LGBTQ+ Representation on Fortune 500 Boards Falls for First Time as Pipeline Stalls

Openly LGBTQ+ directors hold just 45 Fortune 500 board seats, down from 50 in 2024, as new data raises concerns about the leadership pipeline.
UK Social Mobility Awards 2026

Social Mobility Awards Winners Revealed as Employers Tackle Britain’s Opportunity Crisis

KPMG, Microsoft, Lloyds Banking Group, Linklaters and PA Consulting are among the organisations and individuals recognised at the UK Social Mobility...
Race at Work

Only One in Three Employees Say Workplaces Are Comfortable Talking About Race

Only one in three employees believes their workplace is comfortable discussing race, as BITC research reveals gaps in progression, mentoring and sponsorship.
Women on Boards

Women’s Board Representation Falls for First Time in More Than a Decade

Women are losing ground in US boardrooms, with their share of new appointments falling sharply to just 22.7%, new research reveals.
Global Dyslexia Month

Dyslexia Awareness Month: Dyslexic Strengths Still Overlooked as Global Campaign Targets 100m Screens

A global Dyslexia Awareness Month campaign aims to reach 100m screens as new research highlights gaps in how dyslexic strengths are recognised at school and work.
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