Diversity Dimensions - Gender

Whilst many organisations have undertaken work around gender, the profile at the top is still often overwhelmingly male. We enable organisations to root out those practices which contribute to this lack of diversity. We help organisations put in place leadership competencies and development processes that lead to a broader talent pipelines. We also help clients work on their culture – and particularly the behaviours of leaders – so that women feel respected, valued and able to succeed.

Case studies relating to Gender

Resources relating to Gender

Quantitative & Qualitative Research into Sexual Harrassment in the Armed Forces

This research was carried out as part of a new action plan between the MoD and EOC to address sexual harrassment in the Armed Forces. The research looked at the nature and extent of sexual harassment and included a survey of all 18,000 servicewomen as well as 19 focus group discussions.

Published in May 2006

Available from www.mod.uk

Following Schneider-Ross Research MOD & EOC Sign New Action Plan To Address Sexual Harassment In The Armed Forces

Since September 2005, Schneider~Ross has been working with the MOD and the EOC to carry out in-depth research into sexual harassment in the Armed Forces. The findings from this research were launched today, Thursday 25th May 2006, at a press conference by the new Secretary of State for Defence Des Browne.

The action plan that was signed at the launch and our research findings are available on the MOD's website or by clicking here

Please see the news section of our website for quotes from the Schneider~Ross consultants who worked on this research.

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Diversity & Inclusion: A Lever for Solving Talent Pool Dilemmas in India & China

This report was commission by members of the Global Diversity Network and a number of other multinational companies and written by Anjana Nathwani and Freddie Alves. Published in July 2007. For printed copy, contact Schneider~Ross on email@schneider-ross.com

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Diversity in the Legal Profession

The Diversity League Table, published by the Black Solicitors Network, is the first survey of its kind for the legal profession. It was launched in 2006 and provides a ground-breaking analysis of ethnicity and gender in law firms. This article was written by Patricia Chalé, international human resource management consultant and lead researcher for Diversity League Table 2007.

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