Parker Review reveals slow progress on ethnic minority appointments
Latest update of Sir John Parker’s report finds 37% of FTSE 100 companies surveyed have no ethnic minority representation on their boards.
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Britain’s largest companies are failing to appoint members from ethnic minority groups, according
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