Understanding diversity and representation in UK’s digital sector

Discover the systemic challenges and strategies to enhance ethnic diversity in UK digital sector leadership. Learn how inclusive practices can drive innovation, equity, and business growth.
Intersectional Equity for women in the UK hospitality sector

Intersectionality of gender and ethnicity and how women are underrepresented in the hospitality sector.
How the Ethnic Penalty shapes UK’s Professional Landscape

This article explores how the “ethnic penalty” affects career progression for ethnic minorities in the UK, touching on educational disparities, employment gaps, and the need for representation at senior levels in the workplace. It offers insights on how organisations can foster more inclusive work environments by tackling biases and adopting reverse mentoring schemes.
Building disability inclusive workplaces

Organisations stand to gain significantly by prioritising disability inclusion, both in terms of employee well-being and business success. From addressing the barriers faced by disabled individuals to offering practical solutions, discover how creating disability-friendly workplaces can improve employee engagement and drive profits.
Disability Inclusion in Indian Civil Services – Our Thoughts

Given the current multiple controversies surrounding the Indian civil services, this one about questioning the provision of entry to persons with disabilities prompted us to break our silence on the matter of disability inclusion. Let’s examine an officer’s comment recently made on a public forum.
Childcare Leave: A Constitutional Right for Women in Employment?

In a landmark judgment in April of 2024, the Supreme Court of India affirmed that childcare leave, in addition to maternity leave, is a constitutional right for women in employment.
Global view on social mobility – focus on India

Influencing wellbeing, life satisfaction, economic growth and even social cohesion, social mobility is an important measure of development in a society. It refers to the ability of individuals and groups to shift across socio-economic levels (ideally upward).
White Feminism – how feminist movements failed to be inclusive

Feminism is often categorised as ‘waves’ – time periods aimed at elevating women’s status in society and giving them equal rights.
Diversity and Inclusion in Action: An Indian Perspective

Most organizations report no issues with caste, saying that all their people-decisions are based on merit and merit alone. However, this perspective doesn’t fit well with research that indicates the low representation of disadvantaged castes at higher management levels, and which also sheds light on their day-to-day experiences of marginalization.
The relevance of social intelligence in the workplace

The relevance of social intelligence in the workplace