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What is Workplace Diversity and Inclusion in HR?

HR Digest

It goes beyond visible attributes like gender, race, and ethnicity, extending to factors such as age, sexual orientation, disability status, educational background, and religious beliefs. Enhanced Innovation and Problem-Solving A diverse and inclusive workforce brings a wide range of perspectives, experiences, and ideas to the table.

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The Big Picture of Business – Quality is Important for Business: Real Quality vs. Arbitrary Metrics

Strategy Driven

Educational and incentive programs should be implemented. Enhanced reputation. Faster innovation. ’ These actions include: Education. This is not something that can be conducted alone by internal human resources departments. During tough economic times, investment in a quality program is not costly.

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Research: Millennials Can’t Afford to Job Hop

Harvard Business Review

In short, a human resources nightmare , right? A new study on Misunderstood Millennial Talent: The Other 91 Percent by the Center for Talent Innovation shatters the stereotype that all Millennials are entitled whiners just waiting to jump ship. Millennials have a bad reputation of jumping jobs at the hint of a higher paycheck.

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Resumes Are Messing Up Hiring

Harvard Business Review

CVs have led recruiters to focus too much on grades, university reputations, and prior work experience. These families usually have better connections and networks , can provide better education opportunities, and can afford to pay reputable universities’ tuition fees.

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You Don’t Need a Promotion to Grow at Work

Harvard Business Review

In the process she developed managerial muscle in finance, human resources, governance, and IT, and, as a bonus, Bronwyn gained more flexibility in her schedule since she didn’t have external client demands driving her day-to-day work. Reshaping your current role is another way to grow on the plateau.

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Don’t Talk Yourself Out of Trying a Second Career

Harvard Business Review

The reason is straightforward: You will have less time to be successful in your second career and therefore you will need to establish your reputation quickly. For example, if you need additional education, there are wide range of programs that welcome and accommodate mature students, including at the degree and professional level.

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Corporate Wellness Programs Lose Money

Harvard Business Review

Some of these listed elements of cost can’t even be quantified, like what HERO describes as the “tangential” cost of employee morale and company reputations, as Penn State or Honeywell would attest. .” The report estimates wellness program costs at $1.50 Even with these omissions, subtracting just the stated vendor $1.50