Services - Research
Ever since 1991, when we wrote the UK’s first business textbook on diversity, we have been dedicated to carrying out leading-edge research.
Often this research has been about identifying best practice across leading organisations in both the private and public sectors – and what they are finding is causing them to make progress. See our Business Of Diversity report (click on link below).
We have not shied away from challenging topics – such as the ground breaking research we carried out for the Employers Forum on Disability which showed that leading employers were actually in favour of new legislation (ahead of the Disability Discrimination Act) and the research for the Runnymede Trust on race in the FTSE 100.
The Global Diversity Network brings together a number of leading multinationals and provides a very fertile basis for research around leading practice in working on diversity and inclusion on a global basis.
In addition, from time-to-time clients wish to have their own research into best practice, legislative requirements or societal issues. Some of these may then inform articles or papers that we put into the public domain.
Related Case Studies
- Survey into Barriers and Enablers for Progress
Whitehall Departments & Agencies - Study Of The Impact Of The Race Equality Public Duty
Commissions, Think Tanks & Campaigns - Development of an Equal Pay Charter
Commissions, Think Tanks & Campaigns - Sexual Harrassment in the Armed Forces
Whitehall Departments & Agencies
Related Resources
- The Language of Equal Opportunities
- Succeeding in the Civil Service: A Question of Culture
- Moving on Up? Racial Equality & The Corporate Agenda (A study of FTSE 100 companies)
- Equality in the University
- The Business of Diversity
- The Business of Diversity - Press Release
- The Business of Diversity - Executive Summary
- Towards Racial Equality
- Towards Racial Equality - New Research evaluating Public Duty Legislation: Executive Summary
- Age in the Workplace: Dilemmas & Opportunities
- Diversity & Inclusion: A Lever for Solving Talent Pool Dilemmas in India & China
- Diversity in the Legal Profession
