Educating and influencing is preferable to gender quotas

CEO of the Hampton-Alexander Review urges businesses to get on board with FTSE 350 targets before the deadline

Businesses must do more for older workers

Older workers value learning, mentoring and career progression just as much as their younger peers

Construction must do more on sexism and gender inequality

Sexism, outdated attitudes and companies not doing enough to attract women are holding progress back

Workers with 'careers' happier than those with 'jobs'

Nine in 10 (92%) women feel they are not fulfilling their professional ambitions

Leaders must "reboot" conversation on race

Organisations should not shy away from talking about racial inequality out of fear of causing offence

The BBC pay report: You are now entering an era of transparency

Publication of the BBC's pay report may be a milestone on the way to greater pay transparency generally

Focus on gender diversity seen as a barrier to ethnic diversity

Full inclusion of BAME people in the workforce could add £24 billion per year to the UK economy

Leading in an age of automation and AI

The Association of MBAs’ Employers Forum covered leadership qualities in a future of AI, the gender pay gap and employer branding

Making diversity training effective

While there may not be a magic bullet to ensure we all get along, effective diversity training can help

The bottom line of business as a force for good

D&I is a strong part of what it is to be a business operating as a force for good

Hot topic: Improving social mobility, part two

Much was said before the general election around improving social mobility, by both the Conservatives and Labour

STEM firms should engage with children to solve skills shortage

Campaigns to encourage more people, especially women, into STEM fields should start in the classroom