Resource: Companies Must Take Action to Make Workplaces More Inclusive Written by CBI PRESS TEAM Tuesday 01 November 2016 Share Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share via email Business Leaders Must Renew Focus on Making Workplaces Inclusive to Staff Business leaders must renew focus on making workplaces inclusive to staff Businesses should be prioritising effective leadership, employee engagement and inclusive recruitment practices to attract and develop their staff, CBI President Paul Drechsler will say in a speech to the Engage for Success Conference in London. With the UK ranking ninth for levels of employee engagement out of the 12 largest economies, the CBI is launching a new report ‘Time for Action: the business case for inclusive workplaces’. The report highlights a number of firms from across UK who have put inclusion at the heart of their business and established good practice which has led to a more engaged and productive workforce. Read the full story: http://www.cbi.org.uk/news/companies-must-take-action-and-show-leadership-to-make-workplaces-more-inclusive/ CBI PRESS TEAM Like this article? Why not share it. Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share via email Topic: Communication Sea change: one Chartered Manager’s journey through the Royal Navy and MOD Stuart Linehan CMgr MCMI shares his work on “the brains behind the nation’s defences” Read article Article Topic: Employment Landscape The podcast highlighting the challenges facing SMEs The Enterprise Research Centre’s podcast, Exploring Enterprise, offers a look at the latest insights around small businesses Read article Article Topic: “I see so many fashion brands that are doing it wrong. I want to be one that does it right” Student Emily Botha shares why her CMI accreditation will help her to change the fashion industry for the better Read article Article Topic: Consultancy Why getting ahead of the game pays dividends as a management consultant Zarina Naqvi CMC ChMC FIC has spent her career transforming businesses, and always manages to stay ahead of the curve Read article Article