Ethnicity

The UK’s biggest organisations are still “way off” meeting their board diversity targets, with some all-white boards remaining in the...

Police forces in England and Wales have succeeded in attracting more women and people from Asian backgrounds, but are failing...

The UK-born children of migrants feel they are more discriminated against than new migrants and are more likely to be unemployed.

Men continue to dominate positions of power in public life such as judges, FTSE 100 CEOs and national newspaper editors,...

Explicit racism is now significantly less common than it was once, but it's far from a thing of the past having evolved to survive in more subtle forms.

A district judge has taken the Ministry of Justice and two senior judges to the employment tribunal for after he...

Progress on increasing the number of ethnic minority leaders in the UK’s biggest organisations has stalled and there is a...

A BAME soldier who was mistaken for BAME colleague and given a scathing performance appraisal as a result has won...

A Labour government would introduce ethnicity pay gap reporting and consider the introduction of “blind CVs” to help tackle discrimination....

Recruiters for tech companies in London have been accused of hiring from a narrow pool of white workers.

Equity market opening hours should be shortened by 90 minutes to allow the trading sector to attract and retain a...

Having a diverse and inclusive workforce is recognised as good for business, but why are many organisations barely going beyond compliance with equality legislation?

Some BBC staff have called on management to formally apologise to presenter Naga Munchetty.

Lord Hall, director general of the BBC, has reversed the decision made by the broadcaster’s executive complaints unit to partially...

Lenny Henry and Adrian Lester sign letter demanding a rethink over complaints unit's decision