Health/Education/Sports

Six out 10 of ethnic minority Brits do not feel truly represented across the full spectrum of UK sport, and a third say racism prevents them supporting or partaking in sports, a new study has revealed.

To mark International Men's Day, leadership coach and author Anthony Francis reflects on the severe lack of awareness in men’s health issues....

The Business Disability Forum has published a series of short guides offering advice to employers on how to support disabled employees who need to bring animals to work. 

A new global study has found that one-third of emerging corporate leaders in the US are primarily leading with fear, creating work environments that cost the economy $36 billion annually in lost productivity.

The latest Influential Muslim List celebrates the achievements and contributions of Muslim professionals in the workplace and society across Europe and the US.

It's actually not vacations or perks, but making meaningful contributions that are key to helping women to thrive at work, according to a new study.

Eight out of 10 women in both the US and UK say that managing menopause symptoms at work is proving to be challenging as they battle both ageism and menopause stigma, according to a new report.

While work-life balance and remote work continue to be important to employees, half of the world's knowledge workers (50%) are now prioritising their mental health above all else, a new report has revealed.

Black American workers face greater barriers to mental health support in the workplace compared with White, Hispanic/Latino, and Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) US workers, according to new research

The mental health crisis is having a significant impact in the workplace, with 67% of organisations reporting an increase in mental health...