Google is to pay $118 million (£97.7m) to settle an equal pay lawsuit covering thousands of female employees in the US.
Gender
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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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The EU has agreed to launch a directive requiring larger companies to ensure corporate boards are 40% female.
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A report shows progress on acheiving more female leaders in the UK energy sector remains slow, with all-male boards remaining.
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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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Women of colour feel forced to change their behaviour and even their names because they face structural racism in the...
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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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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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A third of male managers think that too much effort is placed into supporting gender equality at work, a survey...
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More than half of women say a lack of flexibility at work has pushed them to leave or consider leaving a job, according to LinkedIn research.
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One investor suggested that Blanc was “not the man for the job”, while another asked whether she should be “wearing trousers”.
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Personnel Today invited two commentators to answer a defining question of our time – what is a woman? Here, Maya Forstater provides her answer and explains what it means for employers
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Personnel Today invited two commentators to answer a defining question of our time – what is a woman? Here, Robin Moira White provides her answer and explains what it means for employers
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A survey by Working Wise highlights the impact career breaks and part-time working have on the gender pensions gap.
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With more and more employers disclosing salaries to prospective and existing workers, how can organisations do this smoothy?