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4 Best Practices For Diversity Sourcing | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

The following article discussing workforce diversity was originally published in October 2015. Higher revenue, better job performance, a more trusted employer brand, and an increased customer base are just a few of the benefits of a diverse workforce. Embrace Diversity in Your Culture and Brand.

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Embracing Diversity: The Business Case for Gender-Inclusive Leadership Teams

Slayton Search Partners

Organizations must leverage gender-inclusion initiatives to unlock the full potential of diverse executive teams. To unlock the full potential of diversity, organizations can no longer call upon a small number of leaders to create an inclusive environment; every executive must be invested in driving inclusion and belonging.

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9 Benefits of Employee Development

Linkedin Talent Blog

Investing in learning programs can help your organization and team members enjoy the many benefits of employee development. Addressing skills gaps and future-proofing your organization Skill sets for jobs have changed by around 25% since 2015 and this number is expected to grow to 65% by 2030.

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Report: Using Company Culture Transparency to Build a More Diverse Workforce

Indeed

So while the heightened profile of the conversation surrounding inclusion and diversity and how women are treated in the workplace is encouraging, we still have a long way to go before we can reach equality. The fact that the top two most important benefits match up with the two most commonly provided benefits is a positive sign.

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Why Diversity Hiring Is Important

ExactHire Recruiting

Diversity is complicated, and that’s why most companies fail to meet their Diversity, Equity & Inclusion goals. Businesses tend to see diversity as a numbers issue. But emphasizing statistics ignores the uncomfortable factors that lead to poor diversity. These factors make conversations around diversity difficult.

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4 Diverse Candidate Pools You Might Not Have Considered (But Should!)

Glassdoor for Employers

When thinking about diversity, too many companies make the mistake of solely focusing on race and gender. In order to become a truly inclusive organization, companies should consider all different categories of diversity — including ones that are often absent from public discourse. RELATED: Diversity & Inclusion Checklist.

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Diversity & Inclusion in 2015: Moving from “Why” to “How”

Recruitalicious

In 2014, one talent acquisition and talent management theme among many has taken center stage: diversity and inclusion. Major IT companies found themselves releasing their diversity demographics and revealing, in most cases, just how non-diverse they truly are. The Value of a Diverse Workforce.