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Raytheon Hit With Class Action Over Age Discrimination in Hiring Practices
Lawsuit accuses Raytheon of age bias, alleging job ads favor recent grads over workers 40 or older.
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Tag: DE&I
Explore articles and insights on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), promoting a more inclusive and equitable workplace.
Deloitte Finds Authenticity Crisis: 60% “Identity Covering” At Work Despite DEI Efforts
“Identity covering" hurts employee well-being and job performance, increases burnout, Deloitte report finds.
Is Retirement Now A Myth?
U.S. workforce aging rapidly; older workers now constitute 29.5%, leading to significant demographic shifts.
Court to Decide Fate of Overtime Pay Increase for Millions
Lawsuit challenges Biden's overtime pay expansion for 4 million workers, citing financial burden on companies.
Aging Population Putting Caregivers In Career Crisis
67% of U.S. family caregivers struggle to balance work and caregiving, impacting careers.
Fintechs Lead the Charge in Breaking Down Gender Barriers in Finance Leadership
Fintech companies are at the forefront of promoting gender diversity and inclusion in the traditionally male-dominated financial sector.
U.K. Companies Retreat from Flexible Work Options, Put Workforce Diversity At Risk
Flexible work opportunities have fallen in the U.K., and it could hurt equitable opportunities for women.
Women’s Progress Stalls in the Workplace: New Deloitte Report Reveals Alarming Trends
Deloitte's report reveals stagnating progress for women at work, with majority also managing childcare.
U.K. Government Tackles “Sicknote Culture” in Bid to Boost Employment
U.K. government to reform fit note system, cites “sicknote culture” and over-treatment of minor mental issues.
Resume Experiment Reveals Racial Bias Still Plagues Applicants To Major U.S. Companies
A resume study found presumed Black applicants 9.5% less likely to get callbacks.
