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    The FT assesses 850 employers on diversity of gender, age, ethnicity, disability and sexual orientation in their workforces

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    Businesses acknowledge the long road ahead despite progress made so far

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    What began as staff support groups are being used by businesses to hasten change

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    Warsaw’s hostility to this group means companies’ inclusion efforts take on an added importance

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    Protests have brought race to the fore this year, while the latest FT Diversity Leaders ranking shows women still only fill one in four top roles

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