Apple is slightly more diverse now than years past, though still mostly white and male<article>
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<p>Apple reports a breakdown of its employees by gender and race to the federal government every year, and its recently released
2015 diversity figures show the company is improving, but its staff is still largely white and male.</p><p>Apple is now 69 percent male and 31 percent female, a change of 1 percent in favor of women over 2014. The percentage of white employees also shifted downward, from 55 percent to 54 percent of the total company. Apple is now 18 percent Asian, up from 15 percent, and 8 percent black, up from 7 percent. The company said this year’s new hires are more diverse than ever before, at 35 percent woman globally, and in the U.S. 19 percent of new employees were Asian, 13 percent Hispanic, and 11 percent black.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3023871/tech-events-dupe/apple-is-slightly-more-diverse-now-than-years-past-though-still-mostly-white-and-male.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Apple is slightly more diverse now than years past, though still mostly white and male
