According to a recent study conducted by KPMG, the majority of Black Canadians felt that their employers continued to make progress toward addressing anti-Black racism in the last year. However, they expressed concerns that a recession could impact those advances.

Survey Highlights:

• 59 percent of respondents said their employer’s efforts to hire more Black people improved in 2022.
• 54 percent indicated their employer’s efforts to promote more Black people into leadership roles also improved.
• 70 percent said they feel they have to work harder than their non-Black colleagues to be valued and recognized in the same way

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