Research & Insights

US companies are increasingly cracking down on employees’ political speech online, with one in four firms disciplining staff for social media activity in the past month alone, new survey data shows.

Nine in 10 global chief executives now say the business case for sustainability is stronger than it was five years ago, and almost all plan to maintain or expand their commitments, according to a new study.

The best of Britain’s diversity and inclusion trailblazers have been honoured at the 2025 National Diversity Awards, held at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral on Friday 19th September.

Now in its 11th year, the Inclusive Awards, organised by Inclusive Companies, has revealed this year’s finalists.

Targeted investments in gender equality aimed at closing the gender digital divide could unlock $1.5 trillion in global GDP and lift 30 million women and girls out of poverty by 2050, according to a new UN report.

The European Diversity Awards have announced 2025’s finalists.

Two major new reports highlight both the strengths of neurodiverse employees and the urgent need for more inclusive workplace practices across the UK.

Half of US adults now actively use at least one major AI tool – a milestone that signals artificial intelligence has moved from Silicon Valley boardrooms to main street businesses. Every state except West Virginia reports usage rates exceeding 40%, indicating that AI adoption has achieved critical mass nationwide.

Employers still report difficulty filling full-time roles, despite widespread innovation in hiring practices and increased investment in talent strategies, according to a new report.

Only 5% of SME leaders struggling with mental ill health worldwide accessed the support their businesses provide, according to new research.