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Ways to build a pipeline of digital skills across your organization

Introduction: In the contemporary fast-evolving digital landscape, having a strong pipeline of digital skills across your organization is critical for success, whether you are a...

Women in Recruitment Speak Up, Stand Out: What’s it like to be transgender? And how can I support those who are?

Katie Neeves is a trans ambassador providing trans-awareness training, public speaking and media appearances via her business Cool2BTrans. Katie lived for 48 years as...

Gender pay gap reporting post-poned but must not be forgotten.

"Most employers will already have the data already, and most of their narrative too."

Hays studies diversity policy and practice across Asia markets.

“While Malaysia made many strides towards improving diversity in its workforce last year, results of the survey show that they have not been enough to make a statistical difference just yet."

Hong Kong research shows more men gaining additional salary during recruitment than women.

“Negotiating for a higher salary can be uncomfortable, but it is a critical step that allows both men and women to reach their full earnings potential."

Experts call on recruitment firms to address the gender imbalance at board level.

"Creating more diverse and inclusive workforces is a growing priority amongst agencies."

How female recruiters are leading the change in predominantly male industries UK-wide.

“Every business we work with is really keen to encourage more women into their industries and Acorn is perfectly placed to support this."

Women still locked out of top jobs, City & Guilds Group reveals.

Old gender divides still exist surrounding the types of job roles that men and women do.

Hays examines perceptions of gender imbalance among workers.

It is well known that diverse organisations not only outperform those which are less diverse but are also more likely to attract and retain talented professionals.

Over half of women workers would consider a digital career if they knew how to retrain.

59 per cent of 16-18-year-old women believe you need to have a GCSE in a STEM subject to work in digital.

Removing current pay consideration from recruitment will help reduce gender pay gap.

“Eradicating the gender pay gap will help businesses to get more of the right people into the right positions."

Building Diversity

With the employment rate for women now at its highest on record at 72 per cent, there is no better time to promote greater...