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

HR Tech Girl

In conversations with staff about all things, I often reference the need for us all to check our biases as we make decisions and draw conclusions. Most important is that we are aware of that and then intentionally check ourselves before making decisions. She will forever be my hero. But I have some good tools to help combat it.

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Employment Verification: The “Need to Knows” in an Age of Resume Fraud

Sterling Check

To snag the perfect job, applicants are seeking ways to compete with other candidates. In an eye-opening 2017 OfficeTeam survey , 46% of those surveyed said they knew someone who shared false information on a resume. Employment verifications are another aspect of the pre-employment background check.

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Dealing with perceived inequities between employees (and clinicians) who can and can’t work remotely

Accurate Background

Back in 2017, Joseph Grenny and David Maxfield wrote an article for Harvard Business Review based on a study of 1153 employees, more than half working from home at least some of the time. Considering the Bigger Picture. There are other, larger societal, issues that may also be at play here and worth serious consideration.

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People Analytics: Ethical Considerations

Analytics in HR

The depth, breadth, and sheer volume of information that organizations and employees have at their disposal today is unprecedented. The information is now available, and while digitization unlocks new opportunities for understanding, it also raises new concerns. Data rights. Privacy matters. Privacy Matters in Gathering Workforce Data.

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colleague’s wife and mommy group attended our work talk, references from a romantic partner, and more

Ask a Manager

If it keeps happening and it’s causing real problems (as opposed to just “this feels weird” or “this is different from how we’ve normally done this”), at that point you could say something — maybe to him, or maybe to whoever issues guidelines for program attendance. Am I wrong here?

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Beyond the Pride Month: What Companies Do to Build LGBTQ+ Inclusion

Semos Cloud

in 2017 to 20.8% According to a 2017 National LGBT Chamber of Commerce survey, queer and trans people spend approximately $917 million on goods and services per year in the U.S. Beyond competing for LGBTQ+ customers’ loyalty, companies also compete for the LGBTQ+ employees. in 2012 to 10.5%

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“Inaction is also a choice, and inaction has impacts” with Dyan Gibbens and Tyler Gallagher

Thrive Global

Her PhD research in industrial engineering and management focused on unmanned systems (drones), RFID/wireless systems and computer vision/machine learning. To ensure I possessed the technical background, I focused my coursework and research as a Ph.D. While serving as an Acquisitions Officer and engineer, she earned her MBA.