How to Adapt Communication to Support Neurodiversity at Work
To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Consultant and trainer Joe Butler shares the importance of effective communication for neurodiverse staff. Butler also provides...
How to Support Muslim Employees Observing Ramadan
How can you support Muslim employees or coworkers who are fasting and observing Ramadan? Dr Safiyyah Ally, Executive producer of Let The...
Barriers to Upskill Persist For Women & People of Colour
Fewer women and people of colour are getting access to the skills they need to advance their careers, revealed a new study.
Fair, Trustworthy & Respectful: Top Attributes of Good Managers
Ciphr has revealed the most important skills and attributes of a good manager.
HSBC’s Accessibility Hub: Making E-Learning Accessible For All
HSBC’s Group Head of Digital Experience and Accessibility Malintha Fernando MBE, shares the organisation's vision to become the world’s most accessible bank through its Accessibility Hub programme
Just 1 in 10 UK Workers Have In-Demand AI Skills, Survey Shows
Just one in 10 UK workers feel they have AI skills, further evidencing the digital skills crisis currently facing the UK, revealed a survey carried out by Salesforce.
How DE&I Professionals Can Bolster Resilience at Work
In this week’s guest column, Jenny Garrett OBE, Leadership Coach and Trainer and MD of Reflexion Associates, shares why and how Diversity,...
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...
Inequality-opoly: Gamifying Diversity and Inclusion Training
A new board game ‘Inequality-opoly’ has been designed to raise awareness, provoke discussion, and advance discussions about structural racism and sexism in...
International Pronouns Day: Pronouns ‘Key’ To LGBTQ+ Allyship
Today on 19 October, we celebrate International Pronouns Day. The day aims to make respecting, sharing and educating about personal pronouns commonplace. It's...