Global Diversity Practice

Atlas

Available on request

Atlas is GDP’s library of country briefings for the people who set inclusion strategy across borders. Each briefing gives a dated, sourced picture of one market: its laws, politics, workforce, culture and economy, and what they mean for your inclusion strategy.

United KingdomPublished 22 October 2026

Legal landscape · source 1

Equality Act 2010, section 4: The protected characteristics

legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives) · Retrieved 22 October 2026

From the United Kingdom briefing, which anyone can read in full.

Every country, the same ten sections

Each briefing follows the same structure, so the tenth country is as quick to read as the first, and it ends with what that market means for your strategy.

  1. Snapshot
  2. Demographics and workforce
  3. Political and regulatory climate
  4. Legal landscape
  5. Societal and cultural norms
  6. Economic and labour market
  7. Technology and digital culture
  8. Inclusion index scorecard
  9. Implications for your inclusion strategy
  10. Sources
See which countries Atlas covers

Made to be checked

Your leadership team can see the basis of a recommendation before acting on it.

  • Dated

    Every briefing names the date it was published, so you know which edition you are taking into a meeting.

  • Sourced

    Every figure names its source, and each briefing ends with the full list of sources, with publisher and date.

  • Honest about gaps

    Where the evidence is thin, the briefing says so, so you know when to get local advice instead of guessing.

For your organisation

One subscription covers your whole team. GDP sets up access around the markets you operate in, and your people sign in with their work email. There is no per-seat price.

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For you

Advising on inclusion across borders in your own right? Request individual access and GDP will set you up directly.

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Read a full briefing before you decide

The United Kingdom briefing is open in full, with every section and every source. Then tell GDP where you operate.