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As an equitable employer, you are obligated to provide a safe and non-discriminatory workplace, to both able and disabled employees.
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Taking credit, doling out blame. It’s a bit of a juggling act. As a Manager, do you tend to hog the limelight when things run smoothly but point fingers as soon as the ball drops?
Proper gift giving can be a very positive workplace experience. Making the right move can improve relationships, boost morale and give everyone in your workplace that warm and fuzzy feeling that they can’t get by going outside.
Unlike 25 years ago, when only one in 20 Canadians was a visible minority, today this figure has climbed to nearly one in six (more than 16% of our population)...
We are faced with diversity every single time we have any interaction with any other person, regardless of where they come from. We have this misguided expectation that diversity is something that we can overcome.
Looking to unleash innovation in your company? Take a lesson from the Medicis, who understood the power of diversity.
Diversity offers the opportunity to learn about each others differences. What's key is knowing how and when to ask questions.
The work environment you create will greatly affect your employees' lives – primarily, their mental and physical health.
What criteria do diversity candidates use to evaluate jobs? This Monster study says it's about growth potential.
How can you successfully manage a culturally diverse staff? The key is open and nonjudgmental communication -- and respect for all.
As an equitable employer, you are obligated to provide a safe and non-discriminatory workplace, to both able and disabled employees.
Many companies struggle with managing a diverse global workforce, yet many polled in this Monster study lack diversity programs.