Workplace Culture

More than 455,000 women exited the US workforce between in 2025 with childcare costs, inflexible work and structural inequality, driving the exodus, a new study has revealed.

As the UK marks Ethnicity Pay Gap Day on 8 January, stark reminders of racial pay inequality are appearing on the streets of London and Manchester, as a national campaign calls for fair pay and greater transparency and accountability in the workplace.

Nearly half of US workers now believe they will need at least $1 million to retire comfortably, yet only 27% think they will actually get there, according to new research.

A new report warns that federal rollbacks of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies introduced earlier this year have sparked deep anxiety amongst women and minority civil servants.

Nearly half of US workers admit to "revenge quitting" jobs over toxic workplaces and poor leadership, according to a new survey.

Nearly seven in 10 employees (68%) say they feel uncomfortable discussing politics at work.

Sustainability reporting – once the domain of the world’s largest corporations only – has become an almost universal practice across the American corporate landscape, according to new research.

One in five companies have eliminated their DEI initiatives since 2024, sparking concern over inclusion and employee retention, reveals a new study.

Nearly a third of businesses plan to end remote work entirely by 2026, as employers continue tightening return to office requirements despite persistent employee demand for flexibility, according to a new survey.

Closing the ethnicity participation and pay gaps could add £37 billion a year to the UK economy, according to new analysis.