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12 Companies Ramping Up Their Diversity & Inclusion Efforts - and How You Can Too

Glassdoor for Employers

While more diverse than in the past, it's no secret that corporate America suffers from a lack of diversity and inclusion. Nowadays, companies are being more intentional about ramping up their diversity and inclusion efforts to show solidarity and support to their underrepresented employees. General Motors. Genentech. "At

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Companies Want Diverse Teams. Remote Work Is Making Them Possible

Linkedin Talent Blog

As companies wrestle with the future of remote work, at least one noted executive has made headlines by insisting that in-office work helps elevate corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts. The summer headlines about diversity and in-office work did underscore one important point: DEI matters. and San Francisco.

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Overcoming the Auto Industry Branding Problem

Hireology

Job seekers today have reprioritized what they want in a career and for most, steady pay, manageable working hours and a better culture are top of the list. Ask questions about culture, working conditions, wants and needs and what would get them to stick around long-term. Embrace Recruitment Marketing .

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Women-Owned Business: Overcoming Challenges in Leadership

SmartSearch

This conversation is a part of our Smart Inclusion series with our clients, vendor partners, industry advocates, and thought leaders on trends, challenges, and solutions on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in the workplace. What can you tell us about the new “Belonging” addition to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion spectrum?

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5 Steps for Creating a Culture That Attracts and Welcomes Employees with Disabilities

Linkedin Talent Blog

With competition for skilled workers at a high and an increased focus on diversity, companies have started to recruit in often overlooked talent pools, including veterans, women returning to the workplace, older workers, and individuals without college degrees. Create a disability-inclusive culture at your workplace.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Chad

Recruiters Lineup

Hiring employees in Chad, a country located in Central Africa, involves navigating through specific regulations, cultural norms, and labor laws. The selection criteria often include qualifications, experience, skills, and cultural fit with the organization. Interviews are then conducted either in person or via phone or video call.

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The Benefits of Hiring Deaf or Hard of Hearing Individuals

Contract Recruiter

Diversity is important in any workplace. Diversity also means more than just making sure different genders and races are represented. As with any culture and language, it varies from person to person. Deaf people can drive, and varying studies suggest that they’re as safe as any other driver.