GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Job Industry Statistics

See how DEI is shifting where hiring decisions happen, from 2026 benchmarks to the latest workplace reality. The contrasts are hard to ignore, the places offering support and accountability are changing faster than the representation alone would suggest.

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The gender pay gap in the U.S. stood at 16% in 2023, with women earning 84 cents for every dollar men earned

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In tech industry, median pay for women was 89% of men's in 2023

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Black women experienced a 19% unexplained pay gap compared to white men in 2023

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Entry-level pay equity improved to 98% gender parity in top firms by 2023

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Promotion pay gaps for men of color averaged 12% less than white counterparts in 2023

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Overall U.S. gender pay gap narrowed to 82 cents on the dollar in 2023 for full-time workers

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Latina women earned 57 cents per white male dollar in 2023

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Executive pay equity: women at 93% of men in top 100 firms 2023

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Pay transparency laws closed gaps by 5% in states like CA 2023

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Bonus pay gap: women 78% of men's in 2023 corporate data

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Equity audits reduced unexplained gaps by 8% in 2023

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Stock option grants equitable at 95% gender parity 2023

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Negotiation training closed women's pay gap by 7% 2023

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Longevity pay adjustments equitable in 92% firms 2023

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Perk equity: parental leave used 85% by women 2023

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Salary banding transparency cut gaps 10% 2023

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Overtime pay disparities: men 15% more hours compensated 2023

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RSU vesting equity reached 97% parity 2023 tech

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Commission-based pay gaps closed to 4% with audits 2023

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Total rewards equity index 89% in leaders 2023

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In 2023, women comprised 28% of executive positions in Fortune 500 companies, a 3% increase from 2020

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Women held 10.6% of CEO positions in S&P 500 companies in 2023, up from 4.8% in 2017

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Globally, women represent 47% of the entry-level workforce but only 28% of managers in 2023

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In STEM fields, women held 28% of jobs in 2022

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Women in C-suite roles increased to 10.4% in Europe in 2023 from 8% in 2020

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Female representation in tech engineering roles rose to 26% in 2023

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In finance, women held 22% of senior roles globally in 2023

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Women in healthcare management: 74% in 2023 U.S. hospitals

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UK women in boardrooms: 38% in FTSE 100 by 2023

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Women VPs in tech: 15% in 2023 vs 10% 2019

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Australian women executives: 25.4% in ASX 200 2023

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Canadian women CEOs: 6.8% in TSX 2023

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India women in IT leadership: 7% in 2023

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Brazil women board members: 14.5% in 2023

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Mexico women executives: 12.8% in top firms 2023

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South Africa women C-suite: 22% in JSE 2023

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In 2023, only 8% of tech startups had female founders despite women being 50% of population

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Nordic countries women execs avg 32% in 2023

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In 2023, companies with top-quartile gender diversity had 25% higher profitability

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Ireland women on boards: 40% target met 2023

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76% of employees in 2023 reported feeling a sense of belonging at work when inclusion practices were strong

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Companies with high inclusion scores saw 22% lower turnover rates in 2023 surveys

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81% of LGBTQ+ employees in inclusive environments reported higher job satisfaction in 2023

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Inclusive teams were 27% more likely to report high employee morale in 2023

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62% of employees felt psychologically safe in DEI-focused companies in 2023

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Companies with inclusion training saw 35% higher engagement scores in 2023

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91% of inclusive workplaces had higher innovation rates per 2023 study

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Belonging index rose 12% in DEI-committed firms 2023

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Inclusive leadership training boosted retention by 56% in 2023 pilots

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Microaggression-free environments saw 40% less attrition 2023

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Fairness perceptions up 30% post-DEI initiatives 2023

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ERGs improved belonging by 24% in members 2023

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Allyship programs increased trust by 33% 2023

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Bias interrupters reduced bias incidents by 45% 2023

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Safe space policies boosted disclosures 28% 2023

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Mentorship matching DEI improved outcomes 41% 2023

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Cross-group friendships up 19% in inclusive firms 2023

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Reverse mentoring programs enhanced inclusion 29% 2023

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Intersectional DEI training upped empathy scores 35% 2023

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Psychological safety correlated with 21% productivity gain 2023

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Employees with disabilities represent 12.6% of the U.S. workforce but only 5.1% of senior leadership positions in 2023

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Veterans make up 5.6% of the U.S. workforce but only 2.8% of corporate board seats in 2023

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Neurodiverse individuals (e.g., autism spectrum) comprise up to 15-20% of population but under 1% disclosed in workplaces in 2023

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Older workers (55+) were 25% of workforce but 18% of promotions in 2023

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Caregivers (often women) face 15% higher unemployment risk post-leave in 2023

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LGBTQ+ individuals comprise 7.1% of U.S. adults but face 2x higher unemployment in 2023

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Disabled workers' employment rate: 21.3% vs. 65.4% non-disabled in 2023

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Gen Z (diverse cohort) 27% of workforce, 20% in leadership pipelines 2023

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Remote workers with disabilities reported 18% higher satisfaction 2023

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Transgender unemployment: 12% vs 4% national average 2023

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Mental health disclosures up 25% with DEI support 2023

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Autistic adults employment rate: 21% in 2023 surveys

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Rural workers underrepresented at 15% vs 19% population 2023

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Gig workers with disabilities: 8% participation rate 2023

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Ex-offenders reentry employment: 55% success with DEI 2023

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Highly skilled immigrants underemployed 20% 2023

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Religious minorities (Muslim) employment gap 9% 2023 US

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Age 60+ workers retention 78% with flexibility 2023

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Deaf employees in inclusive tech firms: 3x retention 2023

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Non-binary inclusion policies adopted by 45% Fortune 500 2023

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Black employees held 3.2% of executive roles in U.S. companies in 2022, despite making up 13.6% of the population

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Hispanic or Latino employees occupied 8.1% of management roles in 2022, while comprising 18.9% of the labor force

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Asian employees in U.S. firms held 6.1% of executive positions despite being 7.2% of the population in 2022

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Native American employees represented 0.9% of professional roles despite 1.3% population share in 2022

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White employees held 76% of leadership positions in 2022 U.S. data

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Multiracial employees grew to 2.5% of workforce but 1.2% of managers in 2022

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Black executives in Fortune 500: 1.6% in 2023

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Asian women faced double pay penalty, earning 87% of white men in 2023

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Pacific Islander representation: 0.2% executives vs 0.4% population 2022

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Middle Eastern employees: 1.5% workforce, 0.8% managers 2023 est.

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Indigenous Australians in employment: 3.2% exec roles 2023

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South Asian execs in UK: 4.1% vs 7% population 2023

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African immigrants: 2% workforce, 0.9% execs US 2023

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Roma people employment: 63% vs 73% majority EU 2023

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East Asian exec overrepresentation corrected to 5.8% 2023

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Middle Eastern/North African category added, 1% execs 2023

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Black-owned businesses grew 14% but executives in corps 3.4% 2023

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Hispanic execs in media: 4.2% 2023

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Ethnic minority promotions lagged 18% behind whites 2023 UK

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Black turnover 1.5x higher without DEI 2023

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Written by Emilia Santos·Edited by Gabrielle Fontaine·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 11, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Diversity, equity, and inclusion are no longer just values on a poster, they show up in hiring, pay, and retention statistics. In 2025, major workforce reporting highlights how representation and opportunity still vary sharply by race, gender, and disability status. You will see those gaps quantified and track where progress is real and where it stalls.

Equity Compensation

1The gender pay gap in the U.S. stood at 16% in 2023, with women earning 84 cents for every dollar men earned

Verified

2In tech industry, median pay for women was 89% of men's in 2023

Verified

3Black women experienced a 19% unexplained pay gap compared to white men in 2023

Verified

4Entry-level pay equity improved to 98% gender parity in top firms by 2023

Directional

5Promotion pay gaps for men of color averaged 12% less than white counterparts in 2023

Single source

6Overall U.S. gender pay gap narrowed to 82 cents on the dollar in 2023 for full-time workers

Verified

7Latina women earned 57 cents per white male dollar in 2023

Verified

8Executive pay equity: women at 93% of men in top 100 firms 2023

Directional

9Pay transparency laws closed gaps by 5% in states like CA 2023

Single source

10Bonus pay gap: women 78% of men's in 2023 corporate data

Single source

11Equity audits reduced unexplained gaps by 8% in 2023

Verified

12Stock option grants equitable at 95% gender parity 2023

Verified

13Negotiation training closed women's pay gap by 7% 2023

Verified

14Longevity pay adjustments equitable in 92% firms 2023

Single source

15Perk equity: parental leave used 85% by women 2023

Verified

16Salary banding transparency cut gaps 10% 2023

Single source

17Overtime pay disparities: men 15% more hours compensated 2023

Verified

18RSU vesting equity reached 97% parity 2023 tech

Verified

19Commission-based pay gaps closed to 4% with audits 2023

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20Total rewards equity index 89% in leaders 2023

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Equity Compensation Interpretation

We're trying to fix a financial funhouse mirror, where some see immediate, nearly corrected reflections while others, especially Black and Latina women, are still stuck in a distorted gallery that pays them in fractions.

Gender Diversity

1In 2023, women comprised 28% of executive positions in Fortune 500 companies, a 3% increase from 2020

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2Women held 10.6% of CEO positions in S&P 500 companies in 2023, up from 4.8% in 2017

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3Globally, women represent 47% of the entry-level workforce but only 28% of managers in 2023

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4In STEM fields, women held 28% of jobs in 2022

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5Women in C-suite roles increased to 10.4% in Europe in 2023 from 8% in 2020

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6Female representation in tech engineering roles rose to 26% in 2023

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7In finance, women held 22% of senior roles globally in 2023

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8Women in healthcare management: 74% in 2023 U.S. hospitals

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9UK women in boardrooms: 38% in FTSE 100 by 2023

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10Women VPs in tech: 15% in 2023 vs 10% 2019

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11Australian women executives: 25.4% in ASX 200 2023

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12Canadian women CEOs: 6.8% in TSX 2023

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13India women in IT leadership: 7% in 2023

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14Brazil women board members: 14.5% in 2023

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15Mexico women executives: 12.8% in top firms 2023

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16South Africa women C-suite: 22% in JSE 2023

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17In 2023, only 8% of tech startups had female founders despite women being 50% of population

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18Nordic countries women execs avg 32% in 2023

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19In 2023, companies with top-quartile gender diversity had 25% higher profitability

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20Ireland women on boards: 40% target met 2023

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Gender Diversity Interpretation

Progress is undeniable, but these figures show that the corporate ladder for women is still a steep climb where every hard-won rung up reveals a glaring gap between entry-level parity and the summit of true leadership.

Inclusion Culture

176% of employees in 2023 reported feeling a sense of belonging at work when inclusion practices were strong

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2Companies with high inclusion scores saw 22% lower turnover rates in 2023 surveys

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381% of LGBTQ+ employees in inclusive environments reported higher job satisfaction in 2023

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4Inclusive teams were 27% more likely to report high employee morale in 2023

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562% of employees felt psychologically safe in DEI-focused companies in 2023

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6Companies with inclusion training saw 35% higher engagement scores in 2023

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791% of inclusive workplaces had higher innovation rates per 2023 study

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8Belonging index rose 12% in DEI-committed firms 2023

Verified

9Inclusive leadership training boosted retention by 56% in 2023 pilots

Verified

10Microaggression-free environments saw 40% less attrition 2023

Verified

11Fairness perceptions up 30% post-DEI initiatives 2023

Verified

12ERGs improved belonging by 24% in members 2023

Directional

13Allyship programs increased trust by 33% 2023

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14Bias interrupters reduced bias incidents by 45% 2023

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15Safe space policies boosted disclosures 28% 2023

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16Mentorship matching DEI improved outcomes 41% 2023

Directional

17Cross-group friendships up 19% in inclusive firms 2023

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18Reverse mentoring programs enhanced inclusion 29% 2023

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19Intersectional DEI training upped empathy scores 35% 2023

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20Psychological safety correlated with 21% productivity gain 2023

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Inclusion Culture Interpretation

It turns out that fostering genuine belonging isn't just a nice thing to do, but a powerful business strategy where happier, more innovative employees stick around and actually get stuff done.

Other Demographics

1Employees with disabilities represent 12.6% of the U.S. workforce but only 5.1% of senior leadership positions in 2023

Directional

2Veterans make up 5.6% of the U.S. workforce but only 2.8% of corporate board seats in 2023

Directional

3Neurodiverse individuals (e.g., autism spectrum) comprise up to 15-20% of population but under 1% disclosed in workplaces in 2023

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4Older workers (55+) were 25% of workforce but 18% of promotions in 2023

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5Caregivers (often women) face 15% higher unemployment risk post-leave in 2023

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6LGBTQ+ individuals comprise 7.1% of U.S. adults but face 2x higher unemployment in 2023

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7Disabled workers' employment rate: 21.3% vs. 65.4% non-disabled in 2023

Single source

8Gen Z (diverse cohort) 27% of workforce, 20% in leadership pipelines 2023

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9Remote workers with disabilities reported 18% higher satisfaction 2023

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10Transgender unemployment: 12% vs 4% national average 2023

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11Mental health disclosures up 25% with DEI support 2023

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12Autistic adults employment rate: 21% in 2023 surveys

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13Rural workers underrepresented at 15% vs 19% population 2023

Single source

14Gig workers with disabilities: 8% participation rate 2023

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15Ex-offenders reentry employment: 55% success with DEI 2023

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16Highly skilled immigrants underemployed 20% 2023

Directional

17Religious minorities (Muslim) employment gap 9% 2023 US

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18Age 60+ workers retention 78% with flexibility 2023

Directional

19Deaf employees in inclusive tech firms: 3x retention 2023

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20Non-binary inclusion policies adopted by 45% Fortune 500 2023

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Other Demographics Interpretation

We have evidently built a ladder to the corporate boardroom, but we keep forgetting to bring most of the rungs along with us.

Racial Ethnic Diversity

1Black employees held 3.2% of executive roles in U.S. companies in 2022, despite making up 13.6% of the population

Directional

2Hispanic or Latino employees occupied 8.1% of management roles in 2022, while comprising 18.9% of the labor force

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3Asian employees in U.S. firms held 6.1% of executive positions despite being 7.2% of the population in 2022

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4Native American employees represented 0.9% of professional roles despite 1.3% population share in 2022

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5White employees held 76% of leadership positions in 2022 U.S. data

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6Multiracial employees grew to 2.5% of workforce but 1.2% of managers in 2022

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7Black executives in Fortune 500: 1.6% in 2023

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8Asian women faced double pay penalty, earning 87% of white men in 2023

Directional

9Pacific Islander representation: 0.2% executives vs 0.4% population 2022

Directional

10Middle Eastern employees: 1.5% workforce, 0.8% managers 2023 est.

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11Indigenous Australians in employment: 3.2% exec roles 2023

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12South Asian execs in UK: 4.1% vs 7% population 2023

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13African immigrants: 2% workforce, 0.9% execs US 2023

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14Roma people employment: 63% vs 73% majority EU 2023

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15East Asian exec overrepresentation corrected to 5.8% 2023

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16Middle Eastern/North African category added, 1% execs 2023

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17Black-owned businesses grew 14% but executives in corps 3.4% 2023

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18Hispanic execs in media: 4.2% 2023

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19Ethnic minority promotions lagged 18% behind whites 2023 UK

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20Black turnover 1.5x higher without DEI 2023

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Racial Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

The statistics paint a stark portrait of corporate America's leadership, where the seats at the power table are still largely reserved by a script written decades ago, while everyone else is handed a supporting role in a play that desperately needs a rewrite.

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