77% of survey respondents feel regularly stressed in their jobs, so Accountancy Age analyses the reasons why and shares what still needs to be done to improve attitudes towards mental health at work

"A lot of this comes down to being a nice person and being genuinely interested and invested in transgender equality"

The AAT have discovered that nearly all small businesses surveyed have found apprentices valuable.

Improving the UK's social mobility is a challenging but vital step forwards, and accounting firms are getting behind it.

Three quarters of people in the LGBTQ+ community feel they cannot show affection to their partners in public, and businesses need to help change this

Over three quarters of people say they regularly feel stressed in the workplace.

Good, bad, or non existent, we asked our audience about their experiences of mental health at work

We spoke to Marcus Williams of Morgan McKinley about what it means to be working as an accountant now, and what the industry might look like in the future.

With the highest gender pay gap of the Big Four, PwC implements a new initiative to get more women into top level positions

Accountancy Age spoke to Andrew Harding, the Association's CEO-management accounting, about careers, the future of management accountancy, and the joint venture between CIMA and the AICPA

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One in three of us experience a mental health problem at work, but people still class it as an awkward, difficult, or inappropriate topic to discuss in the workplace

Gender pay gap reporting revealed that more men are in senior roles than women in the accountancy sector and the Accountancy Age salary survey found a pay gap of 21.5% overall in the accounting profession.

The average UK accountant earns a salary of £62,042, but this varies hugely depending on factors such as gender, location, level, company size, and sector.

Mental health isn't the taboo topic it used to be and yet 27% of people still admit feeling stressed in their day-to-day job, so Kath Haines says there is still work to do

We interviewed the MP at Stonewall's annual workplace conference 2018.

Like with most professions, there are certain stereotypes about what a career in accountancy involves, and what type of people accountants are. Like other stereotypes, these are for the most part myths and completely misleading.