Thinking Business is back, with more of the latest insights and commercial thinking to help your business adapt, grow and be successful in an ever rapidly changing world. In anticipation of our full release, we're giving you a sneak peek at one of the topics we'll be covering. In our first article, Rebecca McGuirk and Nicola Ihnatowicz look at the growing importance of values in the workplace, particularly in the younger generations, and the actions that businesses may need to take to recruit and attract talent, and importantly retain their employees. Read here: https://bit.ly/4ePtVWg #ThinkingBusiness #Employment #Values
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Unlock the key to transformative workplace culture! 'Unveiling the Truth: Companies' DEIB Efforts Through Employees' Eyes' is a groundbreaking exploration that invites CHROs and HR leaders to delve into the authentic narratives of employees. Gain unparalleled insights into your organization's lived experiences, challenges, and triumphs toward Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Discover the crucial perspectives that shape employee perceptions and uncover actionable strategies to foster a truly inclusive workplace. This is not just an article; it's a roadmap for CHROs and HR leaders seeking to revolutionize organizational dynamics and champion the cause of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce https://lnkd.in/eKnP5vse #hr #humanresources #diversity #diversitytraining #inclusion #chros #hrci #cphr #shrm
Unveiling the Truth: Companies' DEIB Efforts Through Employees' Eyes
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Strategic operations manager with a passion for developing teams, sustainability and change management.
Some interesting reading that continues to shape the relationship between the employer and employee. The debate between AI (Artificial Intelligence) and DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) is one to watch!
9 Trends That Will Shape Work in 2023 and Beyond
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Vice President, Consulting at Emerson Human Capital | Fortune 500 Strategy Execution | Turning People Potential into Business Performance
Insightful read on actionable steps you can take to address unwanted workplace behavior from Tricia Emerson, President & CEO here at Emerson Human Capital Consulting.
Incivility in the workplace is not only pervasive, it’s elusive. To root out incivility, a leader must use an instrument stronger than the typical employee satisfaction survey. Our CEO Tricia Emerson recommends the Workplace Incivility Scale. Click to learn more. https://lnkd.in/exnCCmYn
Is Your Team Uncivilized - Emerson Human Capital
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CEO, MVD Consulting Inc. | Future of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion | Business Transformer and Change Leader | Speaker | Training
🌟 Unlock the Benefits of an Anti-Racist Workplace 🌟 Creating an anti-racist workplace isn't just the right thing to do—it's a smart business move. Here’s how embracing diversity and inclusion can transform your organization: Happier Employees: When people feel valued, they stay longer and work harder. More Creativity: Different perspectives lead to new and better ideas. Better Reputation: A commitment to diversity makes your company look good and attracts great talent. Higher Profits: Diverse teams make better decisions and help the company succeed financially. Satisfied Teams: Inclusive workplaces make employees happier and more productive. Legal Protection: Following anti-discrimination laws helps avoid legal problems. Stronger Teams: Diversity improves teamwork and collaboration. By building an anti-racist workplace, you’re creating a positive culture and driving success. Let’s commit to making our workplaces fair and inclusive for everyone. 🔔 Follow me for more tips on creating inclusive workplaces. Together, we can make a lasting impact! Reach out to us and schedule your free consultation by sending us a message or via the link in our bio. #antiracism #workplacebenefits #diversityandinclusion #inclusiveworkplace #mvdconsulting #consulting #business #growth #smallbusiness #womeninbusiness #grant #diveristy #justice #entrepreneur #ontario
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🌟 Unlock the Benefits of an Anti-Racist Workplace 🌟 Creating an anti-racist workplace isn't just the right thing to do—it's a smart business move. Here’s how embracing diversity and inclusion can transform your organization: Happier Employees: When people feel valued, they stay longer and work harder. More Creativity: Different perspectives lead to new and better ideas. Better Reputation: A commitment to diversity makes your company look good and attracts great talent. Higher Profits: Diverse teams make better decisions and help the company succeed financially. Satisfied Teams: Inclusive workplaces make employees happier and more productive. Legal Protection: Following anti-discrimination laws helps avoid legal problems. Stronger Teams: Diversity improves teamwork and collaboration. By building an anti-racist workplace, you’re creating a positive culture and driving success. Let’s commit to making our workplaces fair and inclusive for everyone. 🔔 Follow me for more tips on creating inclusive workplaces. Together, we can make a lasting impact! Reach out to us and schedule your free consultation by sending us a message or via the link in our bio. #antiracism #workplacebenefits #diversityandinclusion #inclusiveworkplace #mvdconsulting #consulting #business #growth #smallbusiness #womeninbusiness #grant #diveristy #justice #entrepreneur #ontario
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Consultant Client Partner @ Ericsson | Responsible for Consulting, Security and Learning Services in Customer Unit Western Europe | Telecommunications | 5G | Innovation
The entry of Generation Z into the workforce is reshaping workplace dynamics, with their unique characteristics and expectations presenting both challenges and opportunities for employers. The latest research indicates that Gen Z employees prioritize meaningful work, social responsibility, and a supportive, inclusive work environment. However, they are also perceived as lacking in certain soft skills, such as professional communication and navigating workplace ambiguity. Employers are recognizing the importance of providing specialized training and mentorship to help Gen Z employees develop these crucial skills. Rather than dismissing their challenges, organizations are urged to invest in their professional development and leverage the unique perspectives and technological savvy that this generation brings to the table. As Gen Z continues to shape the future of the workforce, how do you think organizations can best support and harness the potential of this generation? #GenZ #FutureOfWork
Managing the Next Generation
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The entry of Generation Z into the workforce is reshaping workplace dynamics, with their unique characteristics and expectations presenting both challenges and opportunities for employers. The latest research indicates that Gen Z employees prioritize meaningful work, social responsibility, and a supportive, inclusive work environment. However, they are also perceived as lacking in certain soft skills, such as professional communication and navigating workplace ambiguity. Employers are recognizing the importance of providing specialized training and mentorship to help Gen Z employees develop these crucial skills. Rather than dismissing their challenges, organizations are urged to invest in their professional development and leverage the unique perspectives and technological savvy that this generation brings to the table. As Gen Z continues to shape the future of the workforce, how do you think organizations can best support and harness the potential of this generation? #GenZ #FutureOfWork
Managing the Next Generation
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DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) should be an integral part of a company's Human Resource (HR) strategy. Improved Business Performance: A diverse workforce brings together individuals with different skills, perspectives, and experiences. This diversity can lead to enhanced problem-solving, innovation, and creativity, all of which contribute to improved business performance and competitiveness. Attracting and Retaining Top Talent: Inclusion and diversity initiatives make a company more attractive to a broader range of candidates, including those from underrepresented groups. This expands the talent pool, increasing the chances of hiring highly qualified and diverse employees. Moreover, an inclusive culture promotes employee retention, reducing turnover costs. Enhanced Employee Engagement and Productivity: When employees feel valued and included, they are more engaged, motivated, and committed to their work. Inclusive environments foster a sense of belonging, leading to higher productivity and better overall performance. Better Decision-Making and Problem-Solving: A diverse team brings diverse perspectives, which can lead to more comprehensive and effective decision-making processes. Different viewpoints can challenge assumptions and biases, resulting in more well-rounded solutions. Understanding and Meeting Customer Needs: A diverse workforce can better understand the needs and preferences of diverse customer segments. This understanding helps tailor products, services, and marketing strategies to be more inclusive and appealing to a broader customer base. Reduced Risk of Discrimination and Bias: Implementing DEI initiatives helps identify and address any discriminatory practices or unconscious biases in the workplace. This mitigates legal and reputational risks for the company. Positive Organizational Culture: Prioritizing DEI fosters a positive and inclusive organizational culture. This, in turn, leads to a higher sense of pride and loyalty among employees, boosting overall company morale. Access to Global Markets: In a globalized world, having a diverse workforce that understands different cultures and markets can be a significant advantage when expanding into new regions. Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Many regions have anti-discrimination and equal opportunity laws. Long-Term Sustainability: Companies that invest in DEI are more likely to adapt and thrive in an evolving business landscape. They build a more resilient and future-ready organization. Incorporating DEI into the HR strategy is essential not only for short-term gains but also for the long-term success and sustainability of the company. It is not just a box-ticking exercise; rather, it requires a genuine commitment to creating a workplace where all employees feel welcome, respected, and valued. #diveristyandinclusion #equity #compliance #myhrdepartment Simone Sloan, Rph , MBAErika AndresenKeith J. FrankGregory LisiJeremy StevensonHilary DolbeeMathew Heggem
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Are you being transparent with your #payequity efforts? Even if the results aren’t where you want them to be, providing details on your progress can dramatically improve your standing among prospective talent. Learn more from Gail Greenfield below.
Achieving workplace equity is a process. It can take years to show meaningful progress. And there will no doubt be setbacks. The important part is working toward achieving workplace equity. And recent research suggests that transparency about progress can be beneficial, even if the current state is less than ideal. This Harvard Business Review article provides compelling data on this topic and supports the notion that even bad news is better than no news on this front. In the context of companies sharing EEO-1 reports on diversity progress, the authors’ research revealed that study participants viewed companies that had disclosed negative results more favorably than companies that did not disclose any information. “The act of transparency meaningfully changed the way in which people understood the company’s struggles and true motives.” This is a good reminder as we all work toward achieving workplace equity. Access the full article here: https://bit.ly/4c6gI9V #payequity #workplaceequity #paytransparency Trusaic
Research: Why Companies Should Disclose Their Lack of Progress on DEI
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