The Disability Confident scheme supports employers like you to make the most of the talents disabled people can bring to your workplace. What is the
Year: 2021
Law.com International reports on the latest social mobility data. US-led law firms may lead the way on UK gender and racial diversity rankings but they
About: GROW was founded by Justin Farrance who is an active advocate for social mobility, diversity and inclusion in the legal industry. Justin runs GROW
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UK Firms to Participate in Diversity Lab’s Latest Mansfield Certification Round
Law.com reports that Legal diversity organization Diversity Lab is kicking off the fifth year of its Mansfield certification process with the launch of a pilot
‘Promoting a modern, diverse and inclusive profession’ By popular demand and following the successful event held in 2020, Leeds Law Society and the Law Society
Law.com reports that Diversity Lab is piloting another new program, the Mansfield Rule for Workflow, which aims to take some of the inequity and implicit
The Disability Smart Awards 2021, organised by Business Disability Forum, are now open for nominations. The Disability Smart Awards celebrate the work businesses achieve to
An ally is someone who is not a member of an underrepresented group but who takes action to support that group to help make their
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Missed Targets: How Top Law Firms Fail to Hit Their Diversity Goals
Law.com International has done an analysis of the UK’s largest law firms diversity targets. The analysis shows that they have quietly fallen short of their
All SRA regulated firms have an obligation to collect, report and publish data about the diversity make-up of their workforce every two years. The next