Diversity Hiring Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Hiring Statistics

From women’s record-breaking 10.6% share of Fortune 500 CEO roles in 2023 to disability representation that still sits at 3.2% of engineering hires at Google in 2023, this page surfaces the sharp mismatches that keep surfacing in hiring, promotions, and retention. You will also find how age and identity carve up real pipelines across sectors, including URM MBA hires reaching 16.5% in consulting in 2023, so you can see where change is sticking and where it is not.

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Key Statistics

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Employees over 50 comprised 12.3% of new hires in tech in 2023.

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Gen Z hires (under 25) made up 28.4% of retail workforce additions 2022.

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Millennials (25-40) accounted for 45.2% of corporate promotions 2023.

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Workers aged 55+ hires rose to 8.7% in healthcare 2023.

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Baby boomers retained 14.1% of senior hires in finance 2022.

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Under 30 hires in law firms hit 62.3% of associates 2023.

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40-54 age group hires 31.6% in manufacturing 2023.

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Seniors over 60 hired at 4.2% in consulting firms 2022.

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Gen X hires stable at 22.8% in education admin 2023.

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Youth hires (18-24) 35.7% in hospitality 2023.

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Mid-career (35-44) hires 38.9% in energy sector 2022.

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Older workers 50+ 11.5% of tech internships converted 2023.

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25-34 cohort 47.2% new hires in media 2023.

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Retiree re-hires 6.8% in government 2022.

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Under 40 hires 55.4% in startups 2023.

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45-59 hires 18.3% in pharma 2023.

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Gen Z over-55 mentors paired hires 9.8% success 2023.

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50+ hires in digital marketing 13.7% 2022.

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Early career under 25 hires 41.5% in nonprofits 2023.

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55-64 hires 10.2% in utilities sector 2023.

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Late Gen X 42.6% management hires 2022.

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Over 60 hires in academia tenure-track 5.9% 2023.

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Young hires 18-24 29.1% fast food mgmt 2023.

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Midlife 40-50 hires 32.8% insurance 2022.

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Senior hires 65+ 3.4% advisory roles 2023.

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People with disabilities represented 7.2% of new hires in Fortune 500 in 2023.

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Disability hiring in tech reached 5.8% for software roles 2022.

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4.1% of federal hires had visible disabilities in 2023.

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Neurodiverse hires increased to 3.5% in consulting 2023.

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Physical disability hires 2.9% in manufacturing 2022.

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6.7% of healthcare hires reported disabilities 2023.

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Mental health disclosed hires 4.4% in finance 2023.

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Disability inclusion hires 8.3% in retail 2022.

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3.2% engineering hires with disabilities at Google 2023.

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Veterans with disabilities 9.1% of hires in defense 2023.

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5.6% law firm associates with disabilities 2022.

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Chronic illness hires 4.8% in education 2023.

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Mobility impaired hires 2.1% in construction 2023.

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Sensory disability hires 1.9% in media 2022.

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Autism spectrum hires 2.7% in tech startups 2023.

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7.4% corporate hires with any disability per Accenture 2023.

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Deaf/hard of hearing hires 1.5% industry average 2022.

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Disability hires with accommodations 8.9% tech 2023.

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Invisible disabilities 5.3% hires finance 2022.

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Wheelchair users hires 1.7% office roles 2023.

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ADHD hires 3.9% creative industries 2023.

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Blind hires 1.3% data entry roles 2022.

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6.2% disability hires govt contractors 2023.

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Dyslexia disclosed 2.8% hires education 2023.

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PTSD hires veterans 7.1% manufacturing 2022.

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Hearing impaired hires call centers 4.5% 2023.

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Chronic pain hires 3.6% remote roles 2023.

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In 2023, women held 28.1% of executive positions in Fortune 500 companies, up from 25.4% in 2020.

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Female representation in tech hiring reached 26.7% for entry-level roles in Silicon Valley firms in 2022.

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Women accounted for 33% of promotions to manager positions across U.S. corporations in 2023.

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In financial services, women made up 24.5% of new analyst hires in 2023.

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Tech giants reported 29.2% female hires in engineering roles during Q4 2023.

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Women represented 31.4% of hires in healthcare administration in 2022.

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In manufacturing, female hiring increased to 22.8% in skilled trades in 2023.

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Law firms hired 38.6% women associates in 2023 class.

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Retail sector saw 34.1% female hires for management trainee programs in 2022.

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Energy companies hired 19.7% women in STEM roles in 2023.

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Women comprised 27.3% of new hires in consulting firms in 2023.

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In media, female hiring for digital roles hit 32.5% in 2022.

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Automotive industry reported 21.4% women in engineering hires 2023.

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Women made up 35.2% of MBA hiring in top firms 2023.

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Hospitality sector hired 29.8% women for leadership tracks 2022.

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Women held 10.6% of Fortune 500 CEO positions in 2023, a record high.

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Female new hires in STEM fields at U.S. universities were 24.8% in 2022.

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In advertising, women comprised 41.2% of C-suite hires in 2023.

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Women hires in cybersecurity roles reached 22% globally in 2023.

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Female participation in venture capital hiring was 18.5% in 2022.

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In gaming industry, women hires for development 15.3% in 2023.

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Women accounted for 30.7% of board hires in S&P 500 in 2023.

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Female hires in aviation pilots training 12.1% in 2022.

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In pharmaceuticals, women hires for R&D 28.9% 2023.

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Women in logistics hiring 26.4% for operations 2022.

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LGBTQ+ hires reached 7.6% in tech companies in 2023.

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Transgender hires increased to 1.2% in corporate America 2022.

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Gay men represented 4.3% of new finance hires 2023.

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Lesbian hires 2.1% in healthcare management 2023.

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Non-binary hires 0.9% in media creative roles 2022.

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Bisexual employees 3.7% of retail hires 2023.

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Queer hires 5.4% in education sector 2023.

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LGBTQ+ hires in law firms 6.8% for associates 2022.

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Trans hires in tech 1.8% at leading firms 2023.

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Gay/lesbian hires 4.9% in consulting 2023.

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Pansexual hires tracked at 1.1% in startups 2022.

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LGBTQ+ veterans hires 8.2% in government 2023.

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Asexual hires 0.7% disclosed in surveys 2023.

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Same-sex attracted hires 5.1% in hospitality 2022.

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Gender fluid hires 0.5% in fashion industry 2023.

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LGBTQ+ hires in energy sector 3.9% 2023.

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Out LGBTQ+ executives hired 2.4% rate 2022.

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LGBTQ+ hires with ally programs 9.4% corps 2023.

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Trans hires post-policy change 2.3% retail 2022.

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Lesbian exec hires 1.8% Fortune 100 2023.

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BI hires in STEM 3.2% universities 2023.

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Queer hires arts 8.7% 2022.

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In 2023, Black employees represented 13.4% of new corporate hires in the U.S.

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Hispanic/Latino hires increased to 18.2% in tech sector entry-level positions in 2023.

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Asian Americans accounted for 22.1% of professional hires in finance in 2022.

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Black women hires rose 15.7% in healthcare management 2023.

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Native American representation in federal hiring reached 2.1% in 2023.

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Underrepresented minorities (URM) hires in STEM hit 14.3% at universities 2022.

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Latino executives hired at 9.8% rate in Fortune 1000 firms 2023.

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Black hires in sales roles increased to 12.6% industry-wide 2023.

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AAPI hires in media reached 11.5% for creative positions 2022.

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Indigenous hires in mining sector were 3.2% in 2023.

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Hispanic hires in construction grew to 25.4% in 2023.

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Black professionals hired at 10.9% in legal associates 2023.

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Multiracial hires increased 7.1% in education sector 2022.

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Pacific Islander hires remained at 0.8% in government roles 2023.

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URM MBA hires reached 16.5% in consulting 2023.

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Black or African American hires 14.2% in higher education faculty 2023.

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Hispanic hires in banking teller roles 19.8% in 2023.

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Asian hires in healthcare physicians 21.7% 2022.

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Black hires for truck driving 11.3% national average 2023.

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Native Hawaiian hires 1.2% in tourism industry 2022.

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Latino tech executives hires 8.9% increase 2023.

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African immigrant hires 4.6% in IT services 2023.

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Black women in VP hires 7.2% Fortune 500 2022.

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Middle Eastern hires 3.1% in engineering firms 2023.

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URM hires in nonprofits 17.4% 2023.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 14, 2026
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Tech teams are converting older talent and younger energy at very different rates, with employees over 50 making up 12.3% of new tech hires in 2023. Meanwhile, disability representation is still uneven across sectors, from 7.2% of Fortune 500 new hires reporting disabilities in 2023 to just 3.2% of engineering hires with disabilities at Google that same year. If you look past the headline categories, age, gender, LGBTQ+ status, race, and disability data start contradicting one another in ways hiring managers can’t afford to ignore.

Key Takeaways

  • Employees over 50 comprised 12.3% of new hires in tech in 2023.
  • Gen Z hires (under 25) made up 28.4% of retail workforce additions 2022.
  • Millennials (25-40) accounted for 45.2% of corporate promotions 2023.
  • People with disabilities represented 7.2% of new hires in Fortune 500 in 2023.
  • Disability hiring in tech reached 5.8% for software roles 2022.
  • 4.1% of federal hires had visible disabilities in 2023.
  • In 2023, women held 28.1% of executive positions in Fortune 500 companies, up from 25.4% in 2020.
  • Female representation in tech hiring reached 26.7% for entry-level roles in Silicon Valley firms in 2022.
  • Women accounted for 33% of promotions to manager positions across U.S. corporations in 2023.
  • LGBTQ+ hires reached 7.6% in tech companies in 2023.
  • Transgender hires increased to 1.2% in corporate America 2022.
  • Gay men represented 4.3% of new finance hires 2023.
  • In 2023, Black employees represented 13.4% of new corporate hires in the U.S.
  • Hispanic/Latino hires increased to 18.2% in tech sector entry-level positions in 2023.
  • Asian Americans accounted for 22.1% of professional hires in finance in 2022.

Diversity gains in hiring span age, disability, gender, LGBTQ plus, and race, with strong representation growth in 2023.

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Age

1Employees over 50 comprised 12.3% of new hires in tech in 2023.
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2Gen Z hires (under 25) made up 28.4% of retail workforce additions 2022.
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3Millennials (25-40) accounted for 45.2% of corporate promotions 2023.
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4Workers aged 55+ hires rose to 8.7% in healthcare 2023.
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5Baby boomers retained 14.1% of senior hires in finance 2022.
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6Under 30 hires in law firms hit 62.3% of associates 2023.
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740-54 age group hires 31.6% in manufacturing 2023.
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8Seniors over 60 hired at 4.2% in consulting firms 2022.
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9Gen X hires stable at 22.8% in education admin 2023.
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10Youth hires (18-24) 35.7% in hospitality 2023.
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11Mid-career (35-44) hires 38.9% in energy sector 2022.
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12Older workers 50+ 11.5% of tech internships converted 2023.
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1325-34 cohort 47.2% new hires in media 2023.
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14Retiree re-hires 6.8% in government 2022.
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15Under 40 hires 55.4% in startups 2023.
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1645-59 hires 18.3% in pharma 2023.
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17Gen Z over-55 mentors paired hires 9.8% success 2023.
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1850+ hires in digital marketing 13.7% 2022.
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19Early career under 25 hires 41.5% in nonprofits 2023.
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2055-64 hires 10.2% in utilities sector 2023.
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21Late Gen X 42.6% management hires 2022.
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22Over 60 hires in academia tenure-track 5.9% 2023.
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23Young hires 18-24 29.1% fast food mgmt 2023.
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24Midlife 40-50 hires 32.8% insurance 2022.
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25Senior hires 65+ 3.4% advisory roles 2023.
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Age Interpretation

The data shows a clear generational shift in hiring priorities across industries, revealing a landscape where youth often leads the charge in innovation and client-facing roles while experienced hands remain the steady, valued anchors in sectors demanding wisdom and stability.

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Disability

1People with disabilities represented 7.2% of new hires in Fortune 500 in 2023.
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2Disability hiring in tech reached 5.8% for software roles 2022.
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34.1% of federal hires had visible disabilities in 2023.
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4Neurodiverse hires increased to 3.5% in consulting 2023.
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5Physical disability hires 2.9% in manufacturing 2022.
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66.7% of healthcare hires reported disabilities 2023.
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7Mental health disclosed hires 4.4% in finance 2023.
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8Disability inclusion hires 8.3% in retail 2022.
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93.2% engineering hires with disabilities at Google 2023.
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10Veterans with disabilities 9.1% of hires in defense 2023.
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115.6% law firm associates with disabilities 2022.
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12Chronic illness hires 4.8% in education 2023.
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13Mobility impaired hires 2.1% in construction 2023.
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14Sensory disability hires 1.9% in media 2022.
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15Autism spectrum hires 2.7% in tech startups 2023.
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167.4% corporate hires with any disability per Accenture 2023.
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17Deaf/hard of hearing hires 1.5% industry average 2022.
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18Disability hires with accommodations 8.9% tech 2023.
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19Invisible disabilities 5.3% hires finance 2022.
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20Wheelchair users hires 1.7% office roles 2023.
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21ADHD hires 3.9% creative industries 2023.
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22Blind hires 1.3% data entry roles 2022.
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236.2% disability hires govt contractors 2023.
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24Dyslexia disclosed 2.8% hires education 2023.
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25PTSD hires veterans 7.1% manufacturing 2022.
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26Hearing impaired hires call centers 4.5% 2023.
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27Chronic pain hires 3.6% remote roles 2023.
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Disability Interpretation

While these stats show a growing but still painfully glacial crawl toward inclusivity, they mostly serve as a Rorschach test revealing which industries are finally starting to listen versus which ones are still determined to build their workplaces with one hand tied behind their back.

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Gender

1In 2023, women held 28.1% of executive positions in Fortune 500 companies, up from 25.4% in 2020.
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2Female representation in tech hiring reached 26.7% for entry-level roles in Silicon Valley firms in 2022.
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3Women accounted for 33% of promotions to manager positions across U.S. corporations in 2023.
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4In financial services, women made up 24.5% of new analyst hires in 2023.
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5Tech giants reported 29.2% female hires in engineering roles during Q4 2023.
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6Women represented 31.4% of hires in healthcare administration in 2022.
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7In manufacturing, female hiring increased to 22.8% in skilled trades in 2023.
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8Law firms hired 38.6% women associates in 2023 class.
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9Retail sector saw 34.1% female hires for management trainee programs in 2022.
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10Energy companies hired 19.7% women in STEM roles in 2023.
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11Women comprised 27.3% of new hires in consulting firms in 2023.
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12In media, female hiring for digital roles hit 32.5% in 2022.
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13Automotive industry reported 21.4% women in engineering hires 2023.
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14Women made up 35.2% of MBA hiring in top firms 2023.
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15Hospitality sector hired 29.8% women for leadership tracks 2022.
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16Women held 10.6% of Fortune 500 CEO positions in 2023, a record high.
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17Female new hires in STEM fields at U.S. universities were 24.8% in 2022.
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18In advertising, women comprised 41.2% of C-suite hires in 2023.
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19Women hires in cybersecurity roles reached 22% globally in 2023.
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20Female participation in venture capital hiring was 18.5% in 2022.
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21In gaming industry, women hires for development 15.3% in 2023.
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22Women accounted for 30.7% of board hires in S&P 500 in 2023.
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23Female hires in aviation pilots training 12.1% in 2022.
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24In pharmaceuticals, women hires for R&D 28.9% 2023.
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25Women in logistics hiring 26.4% for operations 2022.
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Gender Interpretation

While we’re seeing genuine progress across industries, we’re apparently building a world where women are consistently given the promotion or hire just a quarter to a third of the time, which suggests we’re still in the “slow and unsteady wins the race” phase of equity.

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LGBTQ+

1LGBTQ+ hires reached 7.6% in tech companies in 2023.
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2Transgender hires increased to 1.2% in corporate America 2022.
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3Gay men represented 4.3% of new finance hires 2023.
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4Lesbian hires 2.1% in healthcare management 2023.
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5Non-binary hires 0.9% in media creative roles 2022.
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6Bisexual employees 3.7% of retail hires 2023.
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7Queer hires 5.4% in education sector 2023.
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8LGBTQ+ hires in law firms 6.8% for associates 2022.
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9Trans hires in tech 1.8% at leading firms 2023.
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10Gay/lesbian hires 4.9% in consulting 2023.
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11Pansexual hires tracked at 1.1% in startups 2022.
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12LGBTQ+ veterans hires 8.2% in government 2023.
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13Asexual hires 0.7% disclosed in surveys 2023.
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14Same-sex attracted hires 5.1% in hospitality 2022.
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15Gender fluid hires 0.5% in fashion industry 2023.
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16LGBTQ+ hires in energy sector 3.9% 2023.
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17Out LGBTQ+ executives hired 2.4% rate 2022.
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18LGBTQ+ hires with ally programs 9.4% corps 2023.
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19Trans hires post-policy change 2.3% retail 2022.
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20Lesbian exec hires 1.8% Fortune 100 2023.
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21BI hires in STEM 3.2% universities 2023.
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22Queer hires arts 8.7% 2022.
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LGBTQ+ Interpretation

While these percentages signify a hard-won and welcome shift toward inclusion, they are not victory laps but the opening paragraphs of a much longer story that workplaces are finally, and sometimes awkwardly, beginning to read.

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Racial/Ethnic

1In 2023, Black employees represented 13.4% of new corporate hires in the U.S.
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2Hispanic/Latino hires increased to 18.2% in tech sector entry-level positions in 2023.
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3Asian Americans accounted for 22.1% of professional hires in finance in 2022.
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4Black women hires rose 15.7% in healthcare management 2023.
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5Native American representation in federal hiring reached 2.1% in 2023.
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6Underrepresented minorities (URM) hires in STEM hit 14.3% at universities 2022.
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7Latino executives hired at 9.8% rate in Fortune 1000 firms 2023.
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8Black hires in sales roles increased to 12.6% industry-wide 2023.
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9AAPI hires in media reached 11.5% for creative positions 2022.
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10Indigenous hires in mining sector were 3.2% in 2023.
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11Hispanic hires in construction grew to 25.4% in 2023.
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12Black professionals hired at 10.9% in legal associates 2023.
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13Multiracial hires increased 7.1% in education sector 2022.
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14Pacific Islander hires remained at 0.8% in government roles 2023.
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15URM MBA hires reached 16.5% in consulting 2023.
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16Black or African American hires 14.2% in higher education faculty 2023.
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17Hispanic hires in banking teller roles 19.8% in 2023.
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18Asian hires in healthcare physicians 21.7% 2022.
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19Black hires for truck driving 11.3% national average 2023.
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20Native Hawaiian hires 1.2% in tourism industry 2022.
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21Latino tech executives hires 8.9% increase 2023.
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22African immigrant hires 4.6% in IT services 2023.
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23Black women in VP hires 7.2% Fortune 500 2022.
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24Middle Eastern hires 3.1% in engineering firms 2023.
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25URM hires in nonprofits 17.4% 2023.
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Racial/Ethnic Interpretation

Progress is piecemeal but promising, as these statistics reveal a mosaic of modest gains where genuine inclusion inches forward sector by stubborn sector.

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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    SHRM
    shrm.org

    shrm.org

  • Reference 32
    ABA
    aba.org

    aba.org

  • Reference 33
    DOL
    dol.gov

    dol.gov

  • Reference 34
    EDWEEK
    edweek.org

    edweek.org

  • Reference 35
    AHLA
    ahla.org

    ahla.org

  • Reference 36
    EIA
    eia.gov

    eia.gov

  • Reference 37
    LINKEDIN
    linkedin.com

    linkedin.com

  • Reference 38
    CRUNCHBASE
    crunchbase

    crunchbase

  • Reference 39
    PHRMA
    phrma.org

    phrma.org

  • Reference 40
    MICROSOFT
    microsoft.com

    microsoft.com

  • Reference 41
    EEOC
    eeoc.gov

    eeoc.gov

  • Reference 42
    DIVERSITY
    diversity.google

    diversity.google

  • Reference 43
    DOD
    dod.mil

    dod.mil

  • Reference 44
    AUTISMSPEAKS
    autismspeaks.org

    autismspeaks.org

  • Reference 45
    ACCENTURE
    accenture.com

    accenture.com

  • Reference 46
    NAD
    nad.org

    nad.org

  • Reference 47
    HRC
    hrc.org

    hrc.org

  • Reference 48
    GLAAD
    glaad.org

    glaad.org

  • Reference 49
    CFDA
    cfda.org

    cfda.org

  • Reference 50
    OUTLEADERSHIP
    outleadership.com

    outleadership.com

  • Reference 51
    NCSES
    ncses.nsf.gov

    ncses.nsf.gov

  • Reference 52
    ANA
    ana.net

    ana.net

  • Reference 53
    ISACA
    isaca.org

    isaca.org

  • Reference 54
    VENTUREFORWARD
    ventureforward.org

    ventureforward.org

  • Reference 55
    IGA
    iga.com

    iga.com

  • Reference 56
    SPGLOBAL
    spglobal.com

    spglobal.com

  • Reference 57
    FAA
    faa.gov

    faa.gov

  • Reference 58
    CSCMP
    cscmp.org

    cscmp.org

  • Reference 59
    CHRONICLE
    chronicle.com

    chronicle.com

  • Reference 60
    ABA
    aba.com

    aba.com

  • Reference 61
    AAMC
    aamc.org

    aamc.org

  • Reference 62
    ATA
    ata.org

    ata.org

  • Reference 63
    USTRAVEL
    ustravel.org

    ustravel.org

  • Reference 64
    HISPANICEXECUTIVES
    hispanicexecutives.com

    hispanicexecutives.com

  • Reference 65
    COMPTIA
    comptia.org

    comptia.org

  • Reference 66
    LEANIN
    leanin.org

    leanin.org

  • Reference 67
    ASCE
    asce.org

    asce.org

  • Reference 68
    COUNCILOFNONPROFITS
    councilofnonprofits.org

    councilofnonprofits.org

  • Reference 69
    GALLUP
    gallup.com

    gallup.com

  • Reference 70
    IAB
    iab.com

    iab.com

  • Reference 71
    NONPROFITPRO
    nonprofitpro.org

    nonprofitpro.org

  • Reference 72
    AAUP
    aaup.org

    aaup.org

  • Reference 73
    NRA
    nra.org

    nra.org

  • Reference 74
    III
    iii.org

    iii.org

  • Reference 75
    CFAINSTITUTE
    cfainstitute.org

    cfainstitute.org

  • Reference 76
    JOBACCOMMODATIONNETWORK
    jobaccommodationnetwork.org

    jobaccommodationnetwork.org

  • Reference 77
    CHADD
    chadd.org

    chadd.org

  • Reference 78
    AFB
    afb.org

    afb.org

  • Reference 79
    INTERDYS
    interdys.org

    interdys.org

  • Reference 80
    VA
    va.gov

    va.gov

  • Reference 81
    HEARINGLOSS
    hearingloss.org

    hearingloss.org

  • Reference 82
    PAINFOUNDATION
    painfoundation.org

    painfoundation.org

  • Reference 83
    CATALYST
    catalyst.org

    catalyst.org

  • Reference 84
    TARGET
    target.com

    target.com

  • Reference 85
    OUTANDEQUAL
    outandequal.org

    outandequal.org

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    NEA
    nea.gov

    nea.gov

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