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Why Equity Matters More than Diversity or Inclusion, with Aubrey Blanche

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Organizations understand why diversity of thought, experience, and background is important and they strive to make workplaces safe and beacons of inclusion for employees. For Aubrey, it’s about diversifying the information sources you’re already exposed to, and she points to social media as an incredible tool for this.

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4 Steps to Embed Diversity & Inclusion Into Your Organization

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In the last few years, the HR world has seen a shift in perspective when it comes to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. However, while D&I strategies continue gaining traction to this day, leading positions, coveted spots and boards across the globe continue to show a lack of diversity. So how can you do it?

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Diversity and Fashion: What are the Most Influential Cultures?

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The fashion world is bursting with inspiration, diversity, and creativity. With the emergence of social media platforms including Instagram and Pinterest, it has never been easier to find inspiration for our seasonal looks from trending celebrities and influencers. Global Popular Culture. Gaining more than 11.2

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Diversity and Fashion: What are the Most Influential Cultures?

Recruiting Blogs

The fashion world is bursting with inspiration, diversity, and creativity. With the emergence of social media platforms including Instagram and Pinterest, it has never been easier to find inspiration for our seasonal looks from trending celebrities and influencers. Global Popular Culture. Gaining more than 11.2

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5 Ways to Recruit Top Gen Z Talent

Recruiting Daily Advisor

It’s not just about finding someone who meets the qualifications and can do the job; it’s about finding someone who will fit into your culture and your team. And if you’re hiring Generation Z (born between 1995 and 2010), it’s even more important to get it right.

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How to Recruit Gen Z: Understanding Their Values and Aspirations

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It’s called Generation Alpha, and it’s loosely defined as beginning around 2010). They’re connected to the internet almost constantly and heavily use multiple social media channels and gaming platforms. Use social media to spark inspiration. This tells us culture is of utmost importance in attracting Gen Z-ers.

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7 Twitter Accounts Every Recruiter Should Start Following in 2017

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Matthew was voted UK “Recruitment Personality of the Year” in 2010 at the Recruiter Awards, he was the first international chairman & Keynote Speaker at ERE’s Spring Forum, he’s the author of thought leading articles (including Recruitment 3.0: A Vision for the Future of Recruiting and Recruitment 4.0:

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