Discrimination results in higher rates of unemployment and lower pay for transgender people Transgender people are less likely to be employed, and they are more likely to receive lower wages compared to non-transgender people, according [...]
Scotland captain Andy Robertson launches charity to support children and young people Scotland captain Andy Robertson has launched his own charity to give young people across the country an equal start in life through football-themed [...]
GEODIS pledges a firm commitment to Gender Diversity On the occasion of the Global Women’s forum, GEODIS announces an agreement with Bureau Veritas to recognise its commitment to gender equality in the workplace. The aim [...]
Lookism: Beauty still trumps brains in too many workplaces By Christopher Warhurst, Professor of Work and Employment, University of Warwick and Dennis Nickson, Professor of Work, Employment and Organisation, University of Strathclyde Universities position themselves [...]
DMA Talent, part of the Data & Marketing Association, has published new guidance, ‘DMA Talent: Autism Employer Guide’, created using insights from NHS autism specialists, brands/employers, and autistic employees employed across creative, data and marketing [...]
An ambitious plan focusing on the skills needs of people and businesses across the South of Scotland has been launched. The Regional Skills Investment Plan for the south of Scotland aims to provide a greater [...]
A new investigation by PowWowNow has revealed that almost 50% of Dads who have accepted their allocated parental leave have been discriminated against in the workplace. The research was carried out to assess the impact and [...]
Women are more likely not to notice if their employer underpays them. This is according to new research by ADP, that revealed that almost one in three women (30%) do not always check or even [...]
Recent research from HR training providers DPG has revealed that almost half of women (49%) had to reduce their working hours after having children, while a further one in five (19%) had to leave their [...]
New research from Paymentsense has revealed that female business leaders are better at handling stress than their male counterparts. Approaching half (45%) of male respondents said their clear thinking was affected by stress at least five times a [...]