Female managers 'work unpaid' for 1 hour 40 minutes per day

Female managers are effectively working for free nearly two hours every day, according to research from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).

Focus on 'opportunities' to encourage women into STEM

Employers should focus on opportunities rather than fixating on challenges when encouraging women into technical careers

Six tips for addressing the ageing workforce

Your talent strategies must address the ageing workforce now, before it's too late

Stephen Bevan: Dementia should not be a barrier to work

With a rapidly ageing workforce, health conditions such as dementia should not be a barrier to having a full, fulfilling and extended working life.

Gender stereotypes dictating A-level choices

Attracting women to engineering begins long before university

It's time to talk about race at work

Business in the Community has launched the largest ever survey of race at work in the UK in partnership with YouGov

Underprivileged young people see university as a “curse”

Part of problem is school system, says operations manager for Leadership Through Sport & Business Pete Ward

Ready, willing and able? Employing disabled people

Getting disabled people into work is firmly on the government's agenda, but can businesses provide suitable workplaces?

UK engineering must learn from abroad

Amec Foster Wheeler HRD on UK engineering better promoting itself

One in five believe women can't reach senior management

O2’s Women in Leadership campaign results

Significant increase in female NED appointments

There are more female non-executives in the FTSE 350 than ever before

Supporting transgender employees

We may only be in July, but 2015 could be known as the year that transgender issues became mainstream. People like Caitlyn Jenner, Laverne Cox & Kellie Maloney have undoubtedly increased public...