Posted 7th March 2025
Posted 2 months ago
By Lauren Fonseca
The Gender Pay Gap in the UK: Progress or Plateau?
Key Insights on What Businesses Must Do to Close the Gap
Key Insights on What Businesses Must Do to Close the Gap
The Cybersecurity space, as it stands in 2024, brims with potential. Forbes has dubbed this year as a pivotal one for cybersecurity, thanks in large part to the “momentous” year that was 2023.
A retrospective on the EU and Europe labour market in 2023
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Earlier in the summer our Founder, Michelle Palmer, was invited by Imperial’s Black Alumni Network, to interview Eric Collins, entrepreneur, TV host and author.
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A recent study has revealed the surprisingly wide gender pay gap for US freelancers.
The fourth part of our metaverse deep-dive examines the potential dangers of the metaverse - and if they're really something to be concerned about
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Our series on the metaverse continues. This time, we take a look at the state of the metaverse in 2022.
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In the advent of the Work From Home Boom, will so-called 'Borderless Hiring' become the next big thing?
New York City introduces new law to attempt to curb discrimination in AI recruiting tools.
We examine the increase in hiring in 2021, following the immediate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
On 3rd March, the Chancellor announced the second budget, to try and help the UK recover from the effects of the Brexit deal and the covid-19 pandemic.
We take you step-by-step through the upcoming Post-Brexit immigration rules.
Director of The Difference Engine appeared today in the Financial Times to discuss diversity in hiring. Michelle Palmer, Director of the Difference Engine, has been invited to write an article to...
The Difference Engine remain fully open for business against the current backdrop. As a cloud-first organisation we have been able to transition seamlessly to remote working...
If a tree falls down in a wood and no one hears it does it actually make a sound? Much could have been said about this with IR35. Every Ltd contractor in town has been up to speed with the...
If you are a Company Director, or a Hiring Manager and regularly need to recruit technology staff and fill job vacancies, you’ll likely be aware of the rising issue of the gender pay gap...
If you are a contractor, you may still in the dark about what you should expect next year, with the impending changes to IR35 getting closer every day. You will likely be aware that from April 2020...