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Diversity and Inclusion in Recruitment: Leveraging Job Portals to Attract a Varied Talent Pool

Hppy

Diversity is not just a buzzword for modern companies, but a business imperative. Having a diverse workforce is beneficial since it brings varied perspectives, contributes to innovation, and reflects our globalized world. Developing an effective diversity recruitment strategy goes beyond ticking boxes.

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Cross Training Employees: Examples and Plans

Business Management Daily

Smart organizations realize that time spent cross-training employees yields a substantial return on investment. Benefits of cross-training – defined as teaching workers new skills so that they can perform different roles beyond the one for which they were hired — include: Coverage of duties when another team member is absent.

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Creating a Culture of Inclusion: Proven Tactics for Recruiting a Diverse Talent Pool

HR Digest

Diversity recruitment and hiring practices have become a critical aspect of building a successful and inclusive workplace culture. However, diversity recruiting and hiring require a deliberate and strategic approach. What does diversity recruitment mean?

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Darwinbox’s Unique Approach to Training AI and the Role of Client Collaboration

Darwinbox

Darwinbox is revolutionizing AI training in HR functions with its unique approach, emphasizing client collaboration and ethical data handling. Darwinbox Sense, is based on the PROSE model, ensuring diverse, real-world data training. In Practice : An example of this is the deployment of our AI to streamline HR functions.

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9 Warning Signs Your Employees Need Language Training

Most global companies are diverse in perspectives, backgrounds, and yes, language. Learn the 9 warning signs your employees need language training today! Language barriers can compound existing communication problems, often resulting in business losses.

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6 ways we’re getting diversity recruiting all wrong

HRExecutive

That way of thinking, Clayton noted, has led HR to go about building diverse workforces in all the wrong ways. See also: 4 things to avoid if you want to diversify your talent pool When recruiting diverse talent, she said, HR and recruiters often search for those who “fit the culture.” Related: Read more Spring HR Tech coverage here.

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Why Diversity Training Matters and How to Build a Program

Achievers

A diverse team is no longer a simple aspiration. Diverse companies enjoy 2.3 times higher cash flow per employee and a BCG study found that companies with diverse management teams had a 19% increase in revenue compared to their less diverse counterparts. What is diversity training? Leverage data.

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Racism Reimagined: How Critical Race Theory Imperils the American Workplace

This sentiment is infecting the American workplace via racial sensitivity and diversity trainings. Critical Race Theory (CRT) supports the logic that all whites are born racists and oppressors by nature. This eBook explains CRT and argues against it.

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Finding the Diamond in Your Candidate Pool

Speaker: Anise Wiley-Little - Author, Senior Executive, Board Member and Managing Partner at MEGA-K Enterprises LLC

Building guidelines, policies, and training for inclusive hiring practices that align with your organization’s vision, mission, and goals of Diversity Equity, Inclusion, and Justice will allow you to cast a wide net in attracting the best talent. What’s the difference?

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Building AI to Unlearn Bias in Recruiting

This eBook covers these issues & shows you how AI can ensure workplace diversity. While we have made progress to solve this, it’s potentially at risk due to advancements in AI technology.

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Employee Wellbeing & DEI: Supporting Inclusivity Throughout the Employee Life Cycle

Speaker: Catherine Mattice - Culture Consultant, Business Coach, Strategic HR Expert

Incorporate inclusive strategies into the recruitment process, such as recruiting diverse candidates. Ensure training and leadership opportunities are provided to all and that the trainings themselves are inclusive. Create a VIP onboarding experience that increases productivity and influences positive, inclusive behavior.

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How the Lack of Intersectionality Knowledge Can Influence Workplace Culture

Speaker: Dr. Damary Bonilla-Rodriguez, EdD

While more organizations are talking about DEI than ever before, they aren't all consciously implementing behaviors to promote more diverse, equitable, and inclusive environments for all. The real work comes when we recognize intersectionality and tackle microaggressions in the workplace.

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Understanding the Fundamentals of DEI Accountability in HR

Speaker: Jackie Ferguson, CDE® - Co-Founder The Diversity Movement | Bob Osmond — CDE® and President, Racepoint Global

When a company begins its journey toward greater diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), it is often energized to learn more - but that learning becomes the sole responsibility of HR. When employees see their leaders actively learning and implementing DEI practices, research has shown that they are inspired to do the same.

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7 Ways to Manage a Talent Shortage

Become a company known for learning & training. Make diversity & inclusion a cultural pillar and a business strategy. These are 7 actions you can take to help ensure your business lands the best of the best: Build an employment brand from the bottom up. Optimize your recruiting efforts from the top down.

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Designing Equitable Performance: How to Create Fair, Inclusive Assessments

Speaker: Aubrey Blanche & Sahra Kaboli-Nejad

We are all susceptible to bias and strive to mitigate it through reading, taking classes, and participating in trainings - yet, it seems like these aren’t driving the change we need. Women tend to receive vague, personality-based feedback, where men tend to receive performance-based feedback.