Te Uru Tāngata Centre for Workplace Inclusion Chief Executive Maretha Smit examines the findings of the People's Select Committee report into recent pay equity legislation changes

Emma Godwin, Director of Youth Employability Aotearoa, looks at how organisations can ensure our next generation will excel at work and showcases a new award for employers doing this mahi well.

Project Employ Employment Programme Lead Emily Norton looks at the barriers organisations must address to harness the skills of neurodivergent talent.

Catherine Smith, Director of People and Organisation at Auckland War Memorial Museum, looks at the subtle and damaging ways ageism rears its ugly head in our workplaces.

Diversity Equity and Inclusion Trainer Amelia Stone looks at why transgender people may need to leave LinkedIn to protect themselves from insults and harassment.

Diversity, equity and inclusion practitioner Pete Mercer explores why consideration for DEI in staffing decisions is even more important during times of flux.

New research reveals how women from the Indian migrant community experience barriers to career progress and how workplaces can help break down the blockades.

Pete Mercer examines the evolution of mentoring programmes and how adapting the conventional mentor-mentee configuration can lead to better outcomes from an inclusion perspective.

Tania Domett looks at the barriers to women’s participation in the workforce and how changing the underlying framework causing inequities are key to better outcomes.

Increasingly, people are looking at how they can use their personal privilege to support colleagues from a marginalised group which they don’t belong to themselves.