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Workplace diversity battling unconscious bias

Published 14 June 2024, 11:18 am
Achieving workplace diversity and inclusion remains a challenge for many Australian businesses, despite growing investment. New research shows employees from dIfferent cultural backgrounds and those with disabilities are still being impacted by unconscious biases.
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