With news that six in ten Boardrooms still don’t have an ethnic minority presence, revelations about treatment and racism at the top of the British workplace might not shock as much as they should.
These poor stats come despite the fact that Sir John Parker’s government-backed review into diversity on Boards concluded that the biggest firms should have at least one non-white Director by 2021.
Yet, in the face of attempts to improve diversity at the apex of British business, The Guardian has revealed that there are instances of open racism in the boardroom. These are sparking calls for genuine change.
The UK broadsheet collated a series of reader’s experiences and views on racism and diversity within UK employment.
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