Women on the move
Given the global talent shortages, what steps can companies make to spot talent earlier and encourage more women and minorities into senior roles? Marianne Curphey reports
People first
Employees are looking for more from their working lives and, as the autumn conference season showed, human resource and general management functions are seizing the opportunity to attract talent. Ruth Holmes reports.
The whole story
Intersectionality means considering everything that can marginalise an employee from sex and gender to race and class. Dr Sue Shortland explains why employers need to consider it when making recruitment decisions.
Where are Hong Kongers going?
Hong Kong has faced an exodus of expats and residents in the past year, with impacts on international schools admissions in the region and further afield.
News
CBI mission to boost UK-India trade talks
The UK's largest business organisation embarked on its first ever mission to India on Monday at a time when the leaders of both nations appeared to be giving fresh impetus to sealing a landmark, bilateral trade deal in the coming months.
Prioritising racial equity: WEF launches new framework
UK’s Global Talent visa for tech workers plunged into uncertainty
Features
Where next for women in tech?
The statistics are, at best, concerning. While women make up half of the total workforce across Europe, only 22 per cent of the people employed in the continent's tech industries are female. And 77 per cent of tech leaders are men.
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