Is your organisation truly an inclusive workplace? We look at why inclusion is good for business and explore why people feel excluded. With tips on how to build an inclusive workplace that helps to give people a sense of belonging.
There are still too many groups who remain marginalised and feel unable to be their true selves at work. We look at the progress towards more inclusive workplaces and suggest ways that employers can take positive action.
Neurodivergent people represent 10% or more of the overall population. We explore the potential this group can bring to the workplace and share a number of tips that employers can do to support them.
LGBTQ+ inclusivity isn’t only about making sure your business is keeping up to date with LGBTQ+ laws. It’s also about making sure that all your employees feel comfortable in the workplace and believe that they are truly included. To mark Pride month, we look at how to make your workplace more LGBTQ+ inclusive.
Exclusion and alienation runs worldwide and while some things have moved forward, creating inclusive workplaces still seems to be such an effort. Ahead of Inclusion Week, 27 September – 3 October, this post looks at some of the reasons.
It is too easy to make the topic of diversity and inclusion one centred around what organisations, their leaders, their managers and their diversity champions ought to be doing. We are missing the point. Inclusion has much less to do with organisational initiatives and much more to do with a personal commitment to action which each and every one of us should be making.






