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Why corporate transparency is giving new impetus to diversity and inclusion

cipHR

Many left it to the last minute, with analysis from People Management magazine suggesting that just 15% of employers published their data in the 11 months leading up to April’s deadline, more than 1,500 releasing their reports in the final 24 hours, and a further 1,500 organisations failing to publish their pay gaps in time.

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Blind Hiring in 2019

Astron Solutions

In the United States, laws such as the Equal Pay Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 help to ensure that hiring practices are fair and balanced. While legal compliance is an important goal, a more beneficial result of fair, balanced, and equitable hiring practices is a more diverse workforce. The result?

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“Treat everyone regardless of who they love, what they look like, where they live, as equal.” Dr. Mark Leondires

Thrive Global

Treat everyone regardless of who they love, what they look like, where they live, as equal. To understand that regardless of gender identity or expression or sexual orientation, we are equal. Teaching ourselves to appreciate that we’re all human, and to embrace our sameness more than our differences.

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“Diversity has shaped all of our lives”, George Nichols and Parveen Panwar, Mr. Activated

Thrive Global

I do think, however, that we can make progress that may feel or look small at first, but if it’s sustainable and generational, it will continue to help the problem well into the future. I believe many of these initiatives fail because organizations think about a quick fix or a cure, instead of the process and the progress.

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Dr. Zabina Bhasin: 5 Steps We Must Take To Truly Create An Inclusive, Representative, and Equitable Society

Thrive Global

Understand the problem: Our world is only increasing in diversity, so we need to prioritize fostering inclusivity so that the next generation can thrive. Surrounded by extended family, the neighborhood was culturally diverse and a unique blend of my father’s quiet strength and my mother’s determination to make her home in the US.

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Victoria Pelletier: “To improve culture”

Thrive Global

Note that culture means many things to different people therefore it’s important to collect input by listening to all members of the community and when prioritizing what to amplify or change, remember that everyone’s input is equally as important. Thank you so much for doing this with us! Can you tell us a bit about how you grew up?

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Airbnb’s Marisa Moret: “Why you should never be afraid or ashamed to advocate for yourself”

Thrive Global

She is recognized for her extensive network and her ability to connect people and build profitable relationships with diverse constituencies, including community groups, government officials and business leaders. If you aren’t advocating for yourself no one will know about your accomplishments. Thank you so much for doing this with us!