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Jul 14, 2020
COVID-19 is opportunity to 'fast-track' diversity, not an excuse to slow it down
Women have suffered more negative knock-on effects under COVID-19 than men, but the pandemic presents an opportunity to reimagine workplace functions, promoting flexibility, inclusiveness and equality. Eight former Women to Watch winners give their views.
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