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    Government childcare plans aim to reduce cost of return to work

    by Jo Faragher 4 Jul 2022
    by Jo Faragher 4 Jul 2022

    The government will review how childcare settings work in a bid to support more parents back to work.

    • Age
    • Gender
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Diversity and inclusion: where does the buck stop?

    by Suki Sandhu 4 Jul 2022
    by Suki Sandhu 4 Jul 2022

    Where does the buck stop when it comes to DEI strategies? And how can HR incentivise inclusive behaviours without promoting tokenism?

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    Christian doctor loses transgender pronoun case, but beliefs worthy of protection

    by Ashleigh Webber 29 Jun 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 29 Jun 2022

    The Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that a Christian doctor's beliefs about transgenderism were protected under the Equality Act 2010.

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    Gender pay gap ‘won’t close until 2151’

    by Ashleigh Webber 27 Jun 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 27 Jun 2022

    Analysis of UK gender pay gap data shows the rate of progress has been slow since the legislation was introduced in 2017.

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    Bias stopping STEM professionals returning after career break

    by Ashleigh Webber 23 Jun 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 23 Jun 2022

    Bias in STEM recruitment processes is preventing talented professionals from returning following a career break, research has found.

    • Gender
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    UK in urgent need of female tradespeople finds research

    by Adam McCulloch 17 Jun 2022
    by Adam McCulloch 17 Jun 2022

    New research reveals that only 1% of tradespeople are women in the UK.

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    • Climate emergency
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    CIPD Festival of Work: ‘Businesses will fail if they don’t do more on ESG’

    by Ashleigh Webber 16 Jun 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 16 Jun 2022

    CIPD president Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith has warned businesses they need to do more on ESG issues.

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    Google to pay $118m to settle equal pay lawsuit in US

    by Ashleigh Webber 15 Jun 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 15 Jun 2022

    Google is to pay $118 million (£97.7m) to settle an equal pay lawsuit covering thousands of female employees in the US.

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    Wording of diversity statements critical to policies’ success

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Jun 2022
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Jun 2022

    New research suggests that some companies' diversity statements may be off-putting for the very candidates they are intended to attract.

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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    EU agrees on 40% quota for women on boards

    by Jo Faragher 8 Jun 2022
    by Jo Faragher 8 Jun 2022

    The EU has agreed to launch a directive requiring larger companies to ensure corporate boards are 40% female.

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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Gender

    Energy sector makes little progress on executive gender diversity

    by Ashleigh Webber 7 Jun 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 7 Jun 2022

    A report shows progress on acheiving more female leaders in the UK energy sector remains slow, with all-male boards remaining.

    • Gender
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News

    Women’s promotions at financial services firms lag behind

    by Adam McCulloch 30 May 2022
    by Adam McCulloch 30 May 2022

    Women still make up less than a quarter of senior promotions within financial services businesses, despite some signs of recent progress.

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    Six in 10 women of colour ‘hide identity’ at work

    by Jo Faragher 25 May 2022
    by Jo Faragher 25 May 2022

    Women of colour feel forced to change their behaviour and even their names because they face structural racism in the...

    • Corporate governance
    • Ethics
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    Women in FTSE 350 leadership: ‘A lot of organisations are doing the bare minimum’

    by Ashleigh Webber 20 May 2022
    by Ashleigh Webber 20 May 2022

    There's been a steady increase in the number of female leaders in the FTSE 350, but some attitudes and practices are still preventing gender balance, says Denise Wilson.

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    Bald move: Tribunal was right in sex-related harassment case

    by Shakil Butt 17 May 2022
    by Shakil Butt 17 May 2022

    After a tribunal judged that calling someone 'bald' amounted to harassment related to sex, Shakil Butt explains why the panel was right.

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