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As demographics shift, why HR needs to understand Latino culture

HRExecutive

Serving as a major catalyst for this transformation will be Latinos, who currently represent the nation’s second-largest ethnic group after whites, according to the U.S. Advertisement - Although Latinos are expected to represent 20% of all U.S. Advertisement - Although Latinos are expected to represent 20% of all U.S.

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Patricia Diaz’s Journey to Empower Her Community

Thrive Global

After years of struggling with finding her voice, she founded Latinos Empowered—an online platform dedicated to empowering Latinos in the US by providing information and resources on finance, careers, and health. Can you share with us the inspiration behind Latinos Empowered? Because of this, I felt as if I lost my voice.

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4 ways to preserve culture during rapid growth

HRExecutive

Additionally, if you’re not giving your team an avenue to share critical feedback, there’s a good chance it can start to bubble up among peers—and problems voiced to people who can’t solve them only lead to more problems. Be honest/transparent At Cempa, we know that for our team to be honest with us, we have to be honest with our team.

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WEX honors Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating unity in diversity

WEX Inc.

It’s a term that not only embraces non-binary, gender non-conforming, and gender-expansive individuals within the Latin and Hispanic community, but also gives a voice to the indigenous, Brazilian, Portuguese, and non-Spanish speaking individuals within the broader Latin and Hispanic community.

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How to Set and Achieve Diversity Goals with Confidence

Visier

LinkedIn, for example, recently announced a commitment to “double the number of Black and Latino leaders, managers, and senior individual contributors on its U.S. With the Black Lives Matter movement in the spotlight, many big name brands are pledging to increase the representation of minorities within their organizations.

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Employee Survey: The Do’s, Don'ts, & Best Practices

Empuls

By harnessing the collective voice of your workforce, you can unlock a wealth of insights that propel your company toward greater success. The company has:  - Increased the number of Black, Latino, and Native American leaders by 30% , beating their goal by 3 years! and Latino employees making up 9.0%

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DEI Update: Nasdaq Seeks to Adopt Board Diversity Rule

Trusaic

This includes individuals who self-identify as Black, African American, Hispanic, Latino, Asian, Pacific Islander, Native American, Native Hawaiian, or Alaska Native, or as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender. Put another way.

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