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Increased Flexibility Helps Women at Work, But Workplace Trust Helps Even More

Great Place to Work

Support mental and emotional health At the Best Workplaces, 87% of women report having a psychologically and emotionally healthy workplace, compared to just 55% of women at a typical U.S. A UKG study found that managers have a bigger impact on employees’ mental health than doctors or therapists.

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DEI in Manufacturing: Challenges & Strategies for Inclusion

Engagedly

In this blog, we will explore the challenges of achieving DEI in manufacturing and offer practical strategies for creating a more inclusive environment. This perpetuates the stereotype that manufacturing is better suited for men. This results in better mental health, a rise in job satisfaction and retention, and improved morale.

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Bringing Awareness to Men’s Health Issues During “Movember”

Extensis

And though mustaches abound, they serve a higher purpose by bringing focus to the importance of men’s health, particularly prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health. Every year, November transforms into “Movember” to raise awareness about men’s health issues.

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How to Fix Gender Inequality in the Workplace

Ongig

Victims of gender inequality and harassment suffer poor physical and mental health. Women are more likely to suffer from gender discrimination as compared to men. A survey found that women are two times more likely to suffer sexual harassment than men. And this can affect things like power, jobs, and money.

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The Inclusive Language List for Job Ads

Ongig

Exclusionary Words Inclusive Replacements guys folks, people he or she they, you herself/himself yourself, themselves lifestyle choice sexual orientation maternity/paternity leave parental leave men and women people, the team, everyone moms and dads parents non-straight queer sexual preference sexual orientation transgendered a transgender person.

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Support Black Health and Wellness in Your Workplace

Extensis

And while much progress has been accomplished over the years to shine a light on the multiple facets of Black health and wellness in the workplace, we acknowledge there is still much to uncover, amplify, question, and correct. Here’s how you can increase support for Black health and wellness in your workplace starting now.

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

Linkedin Talent Blog

Compared to men in mid-level and senior roles, women at those stages of their career are more likely to live in two-career households — and when they do, they’re more likely to handle most childcare responsibilities. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––. Childcare assistance is also important to women.