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Christine Spadafor On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

They want an environment of equality across the board: gender, ethnicity, age, race, pay. Employees, particularly younger ones entering the workforce, are prioritizing corporate Purpose when selecting prospective employers. They want to work for companies committed to establishing ESG strategies and goals?—?and and executing on them.

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Karine Bah Tahé of Blue Level: “Have everyone own the change”

Thrive Global

Karine Bah Tahé is the founder and CEO of Blue Level, a global training service provider that aims to build diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environments. Karine Bah Tahé is the founder and CEO of Blue Level, a global training service provider that aims to build diverse, inclusive, and respectful work environments.

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Violence, harassment, discrimination and decimated newsrooms: Indian journalists fight a silent battle

Thrive Global

For thousands of journalists reporting sensitive events, threats, violence, dealing with online abuse and trolling are just a few among many challenges. Yet, their emotional and psychological wellbeing is not front and center in our social discourse. Suddenly a mob attacked Gunasekar. They scolded me and hit me again.

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Andrea Albright: “Don’t race to the finish line”

Thrive Global

I was sexually harassed and no one was listening to my complaints. The most important role of the CEO is to be a visionary of the organization. It’s the most important skill set a CEO can have, and an important asset to every business. The vision is where you’re going and where the market is evolving.

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Why Employers Should Lead the Way in Women’s Rights

Zenefits

It wasn’t until the early 1900s, after unsuccessful strikes and letters to editors of major magazines, that meaningful changes were made. It wasn’t until the early 1900s, after unsuccessful strikes and letters to editors of major magazines, that meaningful changes were made. Some women who labored outside of the home were: Midwives.

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Why We Talk About Culture Change When We Discuss Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace.

EverFi - HR

This strategy has been recommended by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as having, “the greatest impact on allowing harassment to flourish, or conversely, in preventing harassment.” And why would culture change prevent sexual harassment? Sexual harassment prevention efforts in the U.S.

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Companies Rethinking NDAs with Discrimination Settlements

Trusaic

When companies lay off employees and offer them severance packages, it’s not uncommon to have them sign a non-disclosure agreement, which effectively prevents them from saying anything disparaging about the company after they leave. If the employees don’t agree, they don’t get the money. Will anything change if I do?”.