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Tag Archives: diversity
Equality in Tourism – why gender matters?
This is the opening page of a new organisation’s website. Equality In Tourism needs and deserves our support, especially if you are involved in tourism. The concept of gender discrimination and how it affects women has now been recognised and … Continue reading
Sexism in the Media – the spotlight falls on an MP’s clothing
It is probably no wonder that the dress code for members of parliament really only applies to men; the limited rules that do exist about dress are set out in Erskine May, the official parliamentary rule book. It states that … Continue reading
Flags – do you nail your colours to a mast?
As this is my first post for 2013, I would like to wish a belated Happy New Year to all readers and thank you once again for making 2012 such a success. It certainly has been far too long since … Continue reading
Posted in Equality & Diversity, Prejudice, Uncategorized
Tagged Belfast, cultural difference, diversity, flag, Freedom of Speech
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An Olympic Legacy – workplace meritocracy
This piece should have been posted two weeks ago; August intervened. I have been hooked, spending much of the past month dangling from the line of the “Greatest Show on Earth” – the Olympics. With wall-to-wall and morning to night … Continue reading
Posted in beyond diversity, disability equality, inequality, Uncategorized
Tagged diversity, employment, Human Resources, management, Olympics, Oscar Pistorius, Paralympic
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Women in the Boardroom – what will it take?
Three reports came my way this week; an article, a radio interview and a small news item. Separate issues, but clearly linked. In Financial News, with the headline “Davies shuns quotas to address gender imbalance”, is an article about Lord … Continue reading
History Made in London – dignity in the face of adversity
I was struck this past week by the presence of Aung San Suu Kyi, a remarkable woman with grace and dignity who has been touring the UK as a visiting dignitary. Her achievements are well documented, as a human rights … Continue reading