Despite concentration of publishers in London, only 11% of respondents identified as BAME - significantly lower than average of 40% in the city A major survey of the UK's publishing workforce has found that "significant progress" still needs to be made on both the numbers of black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) staff and improving regional diversity, with the majority of those working in the industry coming from London and the south east. According to the survey of 6,432 individuals working f...
Publishers failing to improve racial and regional diversity, survey finds
The Guardian - 16 Jan 2019 08:00
Despite concentration of publishers in London, only 11% of respondents identified as BAME - significantly lower than average of 40% in the city A major survey of the UK's publishing workforce has found that "significant progress" still needs to be made on both the numbers of black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) staff and improving regional diversity, with the majority of those working in the industry coming from London and the south east. According to the survey of 6,432 individuals working f...
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