Workplace Culture

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.

US companies are increasingly cracking down on employees’ political speech online, with one in four firms disciplining staff for social media activity in the past month alone, new survey data shows.

The best of Britain’s diversity and inclusion trailblazers have been honoured at the 2025 National Diversity Awards, held at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral on Friday 19th September.

Employers still report difficulty filling full-time roles, despite widespread innovation in hiring practices and increased investment in talent strategies, according to a new report.

A new report has revealed a stark lack of ethnic diversity among the top business leaders in the UK and US, with just 6% of FTSE 100 Chairs and 13% of S&P 100 Chairs identifying as ethnically diverse.

Amid rising global conflict, aid budget cuts and growing threats to women’s rights, nearly half of women’s organisations (47%) operating in humanitarian settings could be forced to shut their doors within six months if current reductions in international funding continue, warns UN.

The National Diversity Awards (NDA), one of the UK's most prestigious annual recognitions of grassroots inclusion efforts, has unveiled its highly anticipated shortlist for 2025.