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Unlikely Employer Brand winner + Career aspirations from a 9 year old + The working parent COVID life + Instagram recruiting + Employee models

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Below are weekly reads, watches, and/or listens: READ & WATCH THIS (SOCIAL IMPACT): Here’s a piece about inclusion and the unfulfilled potential of diversity. And here’s an interesting 2001 interview about anti-racism training and its importance. Compensation/HR Data Associate (Quincy, MA) – Payfactors.

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Faces of HR: For Kimberly Nerpouni, Connecting Teams and the Employee Experience Leads to Success

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By 2001, she was working at Macromedia building and managing a 35-person IT and Engineering Support team. Before Kimberly Nerpouni got her start in the HR industry, she worked in the IT industry as an analyst. During this time, Nerouni realized developing teams was her passion, not information technology. “I What are you most proud of?

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TruLondon Conference, February 17-19

Staffing Talk

She received her SPHR certification in 2001 from The Human Resources Certification Institute and is an active member of The Society for Human Resources Management. Shane has a strong and diverse technical background including software development, electronic design and worked for many years as university lecturer.

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Closing the Wage Gap: How These 5 Companies Are Working to Achieve Pay Equity

Linkedin Talent Blog

In 2001, GM became the first and only auto company to offer a women’s dealer program. Diversity is all about the pipeline,” says Mary Barra , the GM CEO who rose up through the ranks as an engineer. And it’s not just about gender, but about all forms of diversity.”. The cultural revolution at GM has been building on the inside.