New research shows that the true cost of gender pay inequality is likely to be far greater than many professionals realise.

Gender Pay Inequality Could Cost Women Millions Over Their Careers, New Study Warns

New research shows that the true cost of gender pay inequality is likely to be far greater than many professionals realise.
Global study finds companies accelerating AI adoption despite weak leadership readiness, trust gaps and rising pressure to prove ROI from workplace AI investments.

AI is Increasing the Need for English Skills, Say 8 in 10 Global Employers

A new global survey reveals that AI is increasing – not reducing – the demand for English proficiency in the workplace.
International Women's Day

IWD: 25 Business Leaders Share What Must Change to Achieve Gender Equality

As the world marks International Women’s Day 2026 under the theme “Rights. Justice. Action.”, 25 leaders from business, advocacy and global institutions share what still needs to change to achieve gender equality.
women in leadership

Breaking The Ceiling: The 101 Global Companies Leading the Way for Women in Leadership

A new global index reveals which of the world’s largest corporations are building gender-balanced leadership teams, and how accelerating women into senior roles is delivering stronger business performance.
Celebrating influential women on International Women's Day

Meet the 25 Trailblazing Women Shaping the Future of Retail, Beauty & Business

To mark International Women's Day, a new annual list highlights 25 influential women shaping the future of retail, fashion, beauty, entertainment and finance in the US.
The Black British Business Awards Winners 2025

Just One Week to Go: Nominations for the 2026 Black British Business Awards Still...

With just a week remaining before nominations close, organisations are being urged to recognise the outstanding achievements of Black professionals and entrepreneurs by putting forward candidates for the 2026 BBBAwards.
One in three organisations are rehiring staff after AI-driven layoffs failed to deliver savings, highlighting hidden costs, lost productivity and workforce disruption.

One in Five Hiring Managers Admit They’re Less Likely to Hire Overweight Candidates

Nearly one in five hiring managers in the US admit they are less likely to hire an overweight job candidate, according to new research highlighting persistent workplace weight discrimination.
New research shows caregiver burnout among working women is driving higher healthcare costs, rising depression rates and growing workforce retention risks.

Two-thirds of Sandwich Generation Working Women at High Burnout Risk

New research shows caregiver burnout among sandwich generation working women is driving higher healthcare costs, rising depression rates and growing workforce retention risks.
Nearly one in three employees say poor leadership is preventing them from experiencing fulfilment at work, according to a new survey.

Two-thirds of UK, France and Germany Business Leaders ‘Not Ready’ for AI Age, Study...

Nearly two-thirds of business leaders across the UK, France and Germany are not prepared to lead effectively in an AI-driven economy, according to a major new study.
One in four UK employees say they are preparing to walk away from their jobs in the next 12 months because they feel underpaid, unseen and stuck.

Underpaid and Undervalued: A Quarter of UK Workers Plan to Quit This Year

One in four UK employees say they are preparing to walk away from their jobs in the next 12 months because they feel underpaid, unseen and stuck.
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