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Launching a Diversity and Inclusion Program Isn’t Enough – Here’s How to Make a Meaningful Impact

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This is shocking, considering that 97% of respondents report that their company has a diversity program in place. Simply launching a diversity and inclusion (D&I) program isn’t enough. One step that companies can take to improve their D&I programs is to always ask questions and get employees involved at every step.

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Stop Spying on Social Media

HRExecutive

Pier Sixty, LLC, Hernan Perez, a server at New York-based event venue Pier Sixty, vented his frustrations with his manager in an expletive-laden Facebook post he published during a scheduled break. At face value, this may seem like a cut-and-dry case—but it wasn’t. Kinsey-Sallis, an attorney at law firm Fisher Phillips.

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DEI & the Academy Awards: New Film Industry Guidelines Address Diversity & Inclusion

Trusaic

For such a broad-reaching industry with a diversity of sectors, the industry has been notoriously regressive with regard to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). 3 minute read . film and television industry comprises a workforce of over 2.6 Of the top 100 films, a majority featured few or no Black, Latina, Asian, or LBGTQ females. .

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M&A Friday! This Week’s HR Deals and Trending #HotInHR News

Advos

Handshake, a LinkedIn for university students and diversity, raises $40M on a $275M valuation. CIP Capital sells OnCourse Learning. Workpath Announces Partnership with Checkr Designed to Change the Way Healthcare Organizations Manage Background Screenings and Staffing. This week’s fundings: $120M+. Ethos Raises $46.5M

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6 Trends That Will Define HR in 2018

Reflektive

At least, that’s what we heard from the analysts, customers, partners, and experts we reached out to in order to get a sense from the HR community of what to expect in the next year. Associate Professor, Academic Director of HCM at NYU, notes that the strategic role of HR continues to rise. Everybody needs to learn fast.”

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Future HR Jobs: Where is Human Resources Heading?

6Q

People no longer stay at jobs for a life time, instead, the average worker will change jobs every 4 years. The right tools will be used to screen candidates and grade them on different desired qualities like experience, skills and qualifications. . It will be used to track their progress, design suitable trainings and more.

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Diversity in the Workplace – Do You Have What Women Want?

Blu Ivy Group

#MeToo Movement Sheds Light on Gender Diversity Gaps In Employer Brands. sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace. plans will never achieve true gender diversity. As you can see, there is good reason that diversity is on the top of the priority list for. Every week we hear of gender pay. led by women.