Global Events Overshadow Investment in Gender Equality
Conflict, poverty, climate change and the aftermath of COVID are all negatively impacting gender equality, according to a new global survey.
More Employers Must Take Active Measures to Help Women Progress at Work
If organisations are serious about wanting to retain valuable women women workers, then they need to take active measures to help them get ahead, according to new analysis.
IWD 2024: Celebrating Inspiring Women in HTL, Retail & Tech
To mark International Women’s Day, WiHTL & Diversity in Retail have revealed their annual inspiring Women to Watch Index, produced in partnership...
Revealed: The Best EU Countries for Workplace Gender Equality
Finland is the best country in the EU for workplace gender equality, followed by Portugal, France, Sweden and then the Netherlands, a...
Double Trouble: How Ethnicity Pay Gaps Compound Gender Pay Gap for Women of Colour
Ethnicity pay gaps are compounding the gender pay gap for women of colour, producing even more financial disparity with men, revealed a new report.
Revealed: 2023’s Best CEOs & Best Places to Work
Comparably has revealed 2023’s Best CEOs, Best Company Culture, Best Companies for Women, and Best Companies for Diversity in its seventh annual Best Places to Work series.
More Women on Boards Linked to Greater Investment Efficiency
When companies increase the number of women on their boards of directors, the investment efficiency of those companies increases, reveals report.
UK Observes Equal Pay Day & Slow Progress to Close Gender Pay Gap
Today (22 November) marks Equal Pay Day in the UK – the day that most women stop being paid compared to men because of the gender pay gap.
Most UK Jobs Still Pay Men More Than Women, Reveals Study
Millions of UK workers are employed in jobs where men are still paid more than women, study reveals.
Women Professionals Keen to Get Ahead at all Stages of Pipeline
Women in the workplace remain highly ambitious and are, in fact, just as ambitious as men at nearly every stage of the pipeline, revealed a new study.