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Top 10 Healthcare Career Resource Articles of the Last 10 Years

Hospital Recruiting

Since the beginning, we’ve strived to be a resource to both healthcare employees and employers alike, most successfully demonstrated by the diversity of publications in our Healthcare Career Resources Blog. From 2013, the top HospitalRecruiting article covers the topic of physician compensation. Author: Michael Jones.

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Five reasons why diversity and inclusion at work matters

cipHR

In 2014, the nearly 12 million disabled people in the UK were estimated to have a combined disposable income of around £80 billion. Organisations are slowly realising the business benefits of diversity. Diverse teams perform better. Diverse teams have also been found to make decisions 60% faster than non-diverse teams.

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10 Tips to Improve Communication and Collaboration in Your Team

Hppy

In the below article, we’re going to explore 10 of the most effective things you can do to improve communication and collaboration in an organization of any size. Embrace Diversity and Inclusion Embracing diversity and inclusion is pivotal for creating a rich tapestry of perspectives within your team.

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Making Sense of Diversity Recruiting Changes & the OFCCP

Workology

This article is part of an ongoing series on diversity recruitment. Subscribe to our RSS feed to be informed the next time a diversity resource goes live. Diversity recruiting is changing. Actually, it has already changed and since 2014, OFCCP compliance has changed in some dramatic ways.

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Why businesses should focus on eliminating poverty—and health disparities

HRExecutive

In recent years, businesses have taken on tangible commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion. These initiatives encompass a range of actions, including the promotion of employee wellbeing, the prioritization of affinity groups, the integration of anti-racist principles and the pursuit of supplier diversity, among others.

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What to Expect When Starbucks Opens Its Doors After Diversity Training

Evil HR Lady

Starbucks employees are not to be color blind, but “color brave” after yesterday’s unprecedented store shut down.This term comes from Mellody Hobson’s 2014 TED talk, “Color Blind or Color Brave.” To keep reading, click here: What to Expect When Starbucks Opens Its Doors After Diversity Training.

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AFROTECH silences the rumors of ‘not-enough’ diverse talent available in TECH

Thrive Global

Why more American firms are investing in diversity and inclusion programs and conferences. Since 2014, the company has grown into a market leader for black media, reaching 30 million millennials per month through it growing brand portfolio. Watson, responded with three direct tips for young and diverse startups and founders.