A new survey has highlighted a potential spanner in the works for efforts to retain older workers: the ‘woke’ workplace.
Unconscious bias
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Medical regulator the GMC says it will introduce training and encourage more conversation about recognising and reducing bias.
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The government is to fund a STEM returners project, helping women and carers get back into the sector following a break.
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Many Christian employees feel unable to comfortably express their religious identity at work.
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‘Discrimination endures because failing to act is tacit reinforcement to continue unchecked. Sadly, leadership remains reluctant to address these behaviours’
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Personnel Today Awards 2022: Paddy Power hits the jackpot with Innovation in Recruitment Award
by Jo Faragherby Jo FaragherOur judges were wowed by Paddy Power's creative solution to gaps in its candidate experience.
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Formula 1 racing doesn’t have a reputation for being diverse, but there’s plenty of effort going on behind the scenes...
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Almost two thirds (61%) of black employees experienced racism in the workplace in 2021, according to a new report published today by business psychology consultancy Pearn Kandola.
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The Red Arrows, of all British institutions, has been enveloped in allegations of bad behaviour that has seen pilots removed from the roster and a major enquiry take place.
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A consultation finds fairer recruitment processes should improve transport sector diversity.
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With huge pressure on the construction industry to build new homes and infrastructure, diversity chief Mark Harrison explains how EDI initiatives will produce a fairer sector with more skills
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Tribunal rules that an LGBT rights activist should be removed from Kristie Higgs' appeal panel because of the possibility of bias.
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How can the real estate sector, little understood among young people, attract diverse youthful talent?
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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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New research suggests that some companies' diversity statements may be off-putting for the very candidates they are intended to attract.