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Industry Insights Digital Summit On-Demand

UKG

This is an exclusive opportunity to access thought leadership, expert-led sessions, and innovative solution spotlights. But how can those same organizations safeguard diversity in leadership roles and equitable opportunities for all in the workplace?

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5 Examples of Racial Bias in Hiring

Ongig

We found 5 examples of racial bias in hiring. Racial bias in hiring starts with the job description. For example, take this Software Development Engineer job description we found (this week) on Glassdoor for example. It’s a type of software architecture. Racial Discrimination in Job Interviews.

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Tips For Hiring More Diverse Entry-Level Hires

Criteria Corp

Today, companies across all industries are seeking to improve diversity in their organizations. Many teams are adopting a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion mindset to produce tangible results and to nurture the talents of employees from all backgrounds. So how can your team begin hiring more diverse entry-level employees?

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Fair Chance Hiring Practices

Sterling Check

Today’s job market and social climate demands that HR professionals consider overall diversity and inclusion policies to ensure they are playing a positive role in addressing and eliminating systemic racism. The concerns around discrimination and links to criminal history are not new. In 2012, the U.S. EEOC Guidance.

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Updates From the EEOC’s New Strategic Plan

Cisive

workplaces are subject to the EEOC for background checks made when hiring, among many other workplace activities where discrimination is possible. Key Takeaways: The EEOC provides guidance to employers on considering an applicant’s criminal history to ensure compliance with anti-discrimination laws.

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Why Your Company Should Care About The UN SDG

Ongig

We see diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in almost every modern workplace setting. DEI creates a good environment where teammates from diverse backgrounds work together well. Thus, the organization gains from having diverse perspectives. It is as simple as hiring people in a fair and consistent way.

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Fair Chance Hiring and Criminal Background Checks

Sterling Check

Corporate America, and indeed companies around the globe, are increasingly evaluating their hiring practices and overall diversity and inclusion policies to ensure they are playing a positive role in addressing and eliminating systemic racism. The concerns around discrimination and links to criminal history are not new.