So reports The Guardian: Racism is still stopping Britain’s ethnic minorities from entering the best-paid professions despite them having a stronger work ethic and greater drive than white Britons, a report released tomorrow claims. The report, funded by the government and compiled by charity Business in the Community, whose president is Prince Charles, says too many ethnic minority
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 16th Jun 2010 (via libdemvoice.org)
Commenting on today’s Public Accounts Committee report on increasing employment rates for ethnic minorities, Liberal Democrat Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, Jenny Willott said: "Labour’s welfare policies have been neglecting hard to reach groups for a decade and ethnic minorities are sadly no different. This situation is dramatically worse for ethnic minority women. "The training ...
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LibDems on 17th Jul 2008 (via libdems.org.uk)
Green councillor calls for action on report showing regulation authority bias against lawyers from ethnic minorities.
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GreenParty on 5th Sep 2008 (via greenparty.org.uk)
Green councillor calls for action on report showing regulation authority bias against lawyers from ethnic minorities
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GreenParty on 15th Aug 2008 (via greenparty.org.uk)
Mark Isherwood AM highlights concerns over low levels of ethnic minority staff working for Labour-Plaid administration.
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ConservativeParty on 28th Jul 2008 (via conservatives.com)
The glass ceiling preventing talented black and minority ethnic managers from stepping up into top executive jobs is still rigidly in place despite a range of high-profile government diversity initiatives over the last few years, according to research. Boardrooms across the public and private sectors remain stubbornly white, says a report, Race to the Top, by the charity Business in the Community ...
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Guardian on 8th Jan 2009 (via guardian.co.uk)
THE Welsh Assembly Government was attacked yesterday for failing to put people from ethnic minorities in leadership positions.
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WalesOnline on 29th Jul 2008 (via walesonline.co.uk)
Obama might have shown than a black man can become president but over here the most basic rungs of local government appear to be out of reach to most minority ethnic candidates. Harriet Harman this week pointed out that only around 150 out of 19,000 councillors across England are minority ethnic women. This is actually a fall on two years ago when the figure stood at 164. It means minority ethnic ...
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LocalGovernmentBlog on 10th Nov 2008 (via totalpolitics.com)
Ethnic minority groups are at the forefront of digital communications in the UK says Ofcom, with high levels of mobile phone, internet and multichannel television take-up. But, despite this, many people from ethnic minority groups lack confidence finding content online and are concerned about content delivered on digital communications, new research from Ofcom reveals.
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PublicTechnology on 16th Sep 2008 (via publictechnology.net)
Ethnic and religious minorities in Europe continue to suffer from discrimination and prejudice and face disadvantages in a whole host of areas, from employment and education to housing and policing, a report published yesterday (3 December) by the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) reveals.
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EurActiv on 4th Dec 2009 (via euractiv.com)