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How to lead an employee resource group (ERG) for your organization

Achievers

Closely related to this mandate are Achievers’ employee- and volunteer-run employee resource groups (ERGs). ERGs are a way for employees to bring their whole selves to work: their beliefs and their lifestyles – while creating environments for others to do the same. ERGs help companies define what they get behind.

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Employee Resource Groups (ERGs): Your Complete Guide

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In recent years, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) have gained significant attention and recognition as powerful vehicles for fostering diversity, inclusion, and employee engagement within organizations. ERGs are voluntary, employee-led groups that come together based on shared characteristics, backgrounds, or interests.

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Peer groups are a lifeline for this HR pro

HR Brew

It was at a local hospital—as a comms pro—that she began training employees and got her foot in the HR door. She said resources like HR Brew, SHRM, and small peer groups got her through the challenges she faced as a new HR leader. What’s the most fulfilling aspect of your job? Quick-to-read HR news & insights.

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How employee resource groups can impact the bottom line

HRExecutive

While this business-focused approach is oftentimes pragmatic, many diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, such as employee resource groups, omit this connection to business strategy. Employee resource groups are an essential element of this overall approach. Advertisement - Talent acquisition.

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The Missing Piece of your Employee Engagement Efforts

Speaker: Jason Lauritsen, HR Keynote speaker, author and consultant

When organizations work to improve employee engagement, the focus tends to be on the day to day work experience. Feedback is sought from employees through surveys and focus groups. How the individual wellbeing of each employee plays a critical role in their engagement and performance. Recognition programs are created.

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The Power of Employee Resource Groups

BackStitch

How do you create an environment where every employee, regardless of their background, feels seen? In this case, businesses of any size can benefit from establishing an Employee Resource Group (ERG). As we continue into 2024, now is a great time to examine your workplace and its diversity initiatives.

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Employee Resource Group Toolkit: An Essential Guide

Analytics in HR

The employee resource group toolkit is a step-by-step guide for building, managing, and tracking worker-led teams tied to the DEIB goals of an organization. Let’s take a look at an effective employee resource group toolkit that will help you create and manage effective ERGs. What are the most common ERGs?

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Championing Different Abilities as Opportunities: Understanding Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Speaker: Janine Nicole Dennis, Chief Innovations Officer, Talent Think Innovations

The important aspect to remember is that you are not redesigning your workplace to accommodate specific groups; rather, you are redesigning the system to work better for both current and new employees.

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Why Self-Esteem Is Critical to Successful Leadership

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