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The Culture Series [Part 1] – Defining Diversity and Inclusion in Today’s Business Climate

HR Bartender

Diversity can have many definitions. Generally speaking, diversity refers to the qualities, experiences, and work behaviors that make individuals unique. It can also touch upon federal, state, and local equal employment opportunity laws, but…that’s for another post. Needless to say, every organization is diverse.

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9 Great Employer Branding Examples to Inspire You in 2021

Digital HR Tech

Good employer branding examples come in many different shapes and sizes, and from different industries. In this article, we’ll share 9 exceptional employer branding examples and what we like about them. As such, the EVP is sometimes referred to as the ‘Why’ of an organization and your employer brand as the ‘How’ and ‘What’.

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Women in Leadership: Creating an Inclusive Community of Interest

HR Bartender

Communities of interest (sometimes referred to as affinity groups or employee resource groups) are exactly what you would think. There was a recent article in Bloomberg Businessweek titled, “ Deloitte Thinks Diversity Groups are Passé ”. They are groups of people who share a common interest, experience, or passion.

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15 OD Interventions Every HR Practitioner Should Know

Analytics in HR

Let’s dive into OD interventions definition and examples of OD interventions. What are examples of organizational development interventions? Organizational development interventions are not the same as ad hoc transformation efforts, for example, when a company makes change decisions once a problem arises and on the go.

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AI for HR: Managing the risks of disparate impact discrimination

HRExecutive

Advertisement - Benefits of AI tools in the workplace When managed properly, AI can improve workplace efficiency, enhance diversity, eliminate human bias in performance evaluations and promotion assessments, and even contribute to employee morale. For example, businesses are increasingly relying on AI tools to review candidate resumes.

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5 Ways to Promote Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Vantage Circle

It celebrates the inherent value of diverse neurological profiles. Neurodiversity in the workplace refers to the acceptance and inclusion of individuals with diverse neurological profiles. For example; People with ASD may be highly detail-oriented and have excellent problem-solving skills. Did you know?

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Leaders From Global Organisations Give Lessons Learned on Diversity

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Many companies like General Motors, Johnson & Johnson and Facebook are pushing diversity and inclusion initiatives within their workforces. This is because they recognise having a diverse workforce leads to better profits and happier employees. Diversity in the workplace. But, how can you lead a diverse team?

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