Workplace Wellbeing

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

New research to mark International Women's Day suggests women increasingly want employers to move beyond symbolic gestures and demonstrate real support through workplace policies, benefits and leadership opportunities.

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.

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.

New research to mark Employee Appreciation Day shows recognition may be one of the most powerful, yet overlooked, drivers of engagement, productivity and retention.

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.

New research shows caregiver burnout among sandwich generation working women is driving higher healthcare costs, rising depression rates and growing workforce retention risks.

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.

Women’s representation on UK boards remains at 43% of FTSE 350 roles, unchanged from last year, while top executive positions continue to be dominated by men.