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UK suffers from AI skills gap

Disability initiatives are only held by a minority of FTSE100 companies

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A portrait of a man with short gray hair, exuding quiet pride in his dark suit jacket over a light pink shirt, set against a pink background.

Chas Moloney: Taking Pride in Pride

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menopause

Menopause taboo: 10% of women keep their experiences secret

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Loyalty and appreciation of line managers has increased during COVID-19

Companies with female CEOs are more profitable, data shows

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A woman with shoulder-length hair smiles, wearing a red top. She stands confidently against a solid pink background, representing the modern shift to hybrid working.

Deborah Gray: The winners and losers of hybrid working: are women being...

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Close-up of a vintage microphone with a colorful abstract painting in the blurred background, symbolizing DEI through the harmony of diverse artistic expressions.

Has hiring become more equitable?

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HR in Review 20 – Has Hiring Become More Equitable? with Torin Ellis

HR in Review 20 – Has Hiring Become More Equitable? with...

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A group of union members placing their hands together in the center in a show of unity and teamwork.

The cost-of-living crisis is disproportionately impacting ethnic minority workers

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woman in a pink hijab speaking to a few colleagues of mixed ethnicities at work

Most UK employers do not have a zero-tolerance approach towards discrimination

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A person smiling, wearing a white collared shirt, and set against a light gray background, embodies the spirit of racial equity through their confident and inclusive demeanor.

Nii Cleland: Workplace racial equity: what’s changed since May 2020?

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Employees from lower socioeconomic backgrounds feel excluded in the workplace

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HR in Review Podcast Episode 19 - Levelling Up with Philippa Bonay

HR in Review 19 – Levelling Up and DEI in the...

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Four hands of different individuals are placed on a wooden table, emphasizing DE&I principles. Two hands belong to men and two to women, with the men's hands on the left and the women's on the right.

Three steps for businesses to improve their DE&I program

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recruitment

Women are less likely to negotiate their salary: how can the...

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A group of people, including those with disabilities in the workplace, wearing colorful sweaters place their hands together in the center, forming a united circle.

How can you encourage your employees to openly talk about disabilities...

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