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Championing Diversity and Inclusion at Bank of America

HR Digest

In 2012, we began to launch Diversity Leadership Councils, starting with our Black Executive Leadership Council (BELC). In 2021 we developed a curriculum focused on driving manager capabilities, including topics like how to be an effective people manager and coach and how to champion diversity and inclusion.

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The last frontier in diversity and inclusion: ability diversity

LifeSpeak

By Michael Bach, Cornell Certified Diversity Professional, Advanced Practitioner (CCDP/AP). Let’s start with some terminology; there’s a great debate about the verbiage used as it relates to ability diversity and many employers don’t have the first idea about what words they should be using in order to be inclusive. Of course not !

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Building Understanding Ahead of Open Enrollment Across Generations

PeopleStrategy

As workforces nationwide continue to become more multigenerational, HR and benefits professionals have the unique task of tailoring employee benefits that meet an increasingly diverse range of wants and needs. Generation Z (born 1997-2012) often seeks opportunities for skill development, mentorship, and meaningful work.

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Create A Structure That Makes Everyone Accountable For Creating An Inclusive Environment

HR Tech Girl

She is dedicated to all things culture, including diversity and inclusion, and she takes great pride in discussions centered on the best ways to invest in our talent to support both career growth and future business needs. There was a recruiting coordinator position available. And that is really how I started my career in recruiting.

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3 critical HR challenges that AI hasn’t solved yet

HRExecutive

HR leaders can compile data to help inform remote and in-person working arrangements, they can ask employees how they feel, of course. Engaging Gen Z workers Gen Z, defined as people born between 1997-2012, is emerging as an important force in the workplace. Getting this answer right is a big deal.

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Gen Z at Work: Their Expectations and How to Meet Them

Civility Partners

Born between 1997 and 2012, they are the most diverse generation yet. What’s even more impressive is that 83% of Gen Zers are inclined to stay with an employer that actively promotes diversity and inclusion. Understanding Gen Z First off, let’s get to know the Gen Z workforce.

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Gen Z in the workplace: how technology can increase happiness at work

Homebase

Gen Z is the population born between 1997 and 2012. They value stability, prestige, and status in the workplace —this is the generation known for working at a select few companies during the course of their career rather than job hopping. Gen Zers value workplaces that prioritize ethics, diversity, and inclusion.