92% staff globally suffering from work-related burnout
Described as a “crisis at work”, Catalyst’s latest global report has revealed that 92% of workers are experiencing burnout from stress related to their...
51% women ‘less optimistic’ about career prospects, confirms study
Over half of working women around the world, are ‘significantly less optimistic’ about their future career prospects, according to a new study.
REVEALED: WeAreTheCity’s 2021 Rising Star Awards winners
WeAreTheCity has announced this year’s Rising Star Awards winners. Now in its seventh year, the Rising Star Awards were introduced to...
70% Americans say racial injustice should be discussed at work
A new report reveals that nearly seven in 10 Americans believe racial injustice is an issue that should be discussed at work.
Why both minority-owned firms & corporations need support for true DE&I success
In this week's guest column, Diversity Consortium’s experts outline why both minority-owned firms and corporations need support to achieve lasting diversity, equity...
Workplace action against racism: The corporate response to George Floyd’s tragic death
Today marks one year since the tragic death of George Floyd. The Clear Company’s Race Equality Consultant Susan Abumere reflects on the impact his death...
Best Buy’s diversity champion Amelia Hardy shares how George Floyd’s death influenced her career...
George Floyd’s death was the main catalyst for Amelia Hardy making a career move into the diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) profession, from a...
Standard Chartered & FSSC to explore how menopause impacts female leadership
Standard Chartered Bank has partnered with the Financial Services Skills Commission (FSSC) to explore how the menopause transition affects women working in...
56% employers accelerate flexible work arrangements
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the transition towards more flexible work arrangements, and away from traditional workforce models, according to a new...
1/4 essential staff ‘less satisfied’ with their jobs than a year ago
More than a quarter of essential high-volume workers are not as happy in their jobs as they were before the pandemic began,...













































