SSE has published its first ‘Valuing Difference’ report and commits to refocusing its human capital strategy to become a truly inclusive organisation. Working with Equal Approach, independent specialists in providing inclusion and diversity solutions, SSE [...]
SSE has become the first FTSE 100 company to publish its gender pay gap in line with the government’s new Gender Pay Gap Reporting requirements, well in advance of the 4 April 2018 deadline. This is [...]
The Living Wage in Scotland has won a huge thumbs-up from Scots, who see it as not only boosting a company's status but making its products and services more attractive. Three out of four Scots would [...]
Attracting talent through a variety of different routes will be key to building capacity in the infrastructure sector and industry must do more to capture the imagination of young people, urges global infrastructure provider AECOM. [...]
Three in five (60%) UK employees with a disability have experienced bias in the workplace, in comparison to just 35% of those without a disability, reveals research from Badenoch & Clark – part of The [...]
New research has found that almost half (44 per cent) of working mothers were unhappy with how they had been treated by their employer during their pregnancy and after their return to work. While many mothers [...]
Energy company SSE is using this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) to launch a new film which aims to bust some of the myths associated with women in engineering. Recorded over a number [...]
The annual circus that is UK football’s summer transfer window is fast approaching and many struggling clubs (and their supporters) are looking for a significant turnover of players in the hope of a better season [...]
One in three Scots on low income, struggle to put food on the table, according to a survey commissioned by The Poverty Alliance. The poll shows people are not only skipping meals but also falling [...]
Mothers are paid 3% less for every child they have compared to their female colleagues who do not have children, new research from Université Paris-Saclay reveals. Fathers suffer no such penalty at all. Lionel Wilner, [...]