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Diversity Articles

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Jack Welch Gives Women Advice and They Don’t like It
I read with interest the thoughts and comments made by Jack Welch in a session with Women recently as written in this column. His remarks seemed to strike a nerve among those attending. In reviewing the themes of his remarks I can certainly understand why.

Why Everyone at Your Company Should Speak (A Little) English
Tsedal Neeley, Harvard Business School assistant professor, explains why every company needs a language strategy 

Be The Change: Workplace Diversity
It used to be that workplace diversity existed only as a mechanism for encouraging employment equity, but this is no longer the case. In large part, companies don’t have a diverse employee group simply to stay complicit with federal or state guidelines, but because they have recognized the increased benefit to their bottom line as a result of diversity. 

Diversity & Harassment: Respecting the Differences (video)
Educate all of your managers and employees about the details surrouding the difficult subject of harassment. Everyone in the workplace can benefit from understanding what qualifies as harassment, and why it cannot be tolerated. These comprehensive programs clarify how to recognize and prevent harassment, and what to do if harassment occurs.

Diversity Executive: Diversity and inclusion are no longer just good for business, they are business. Diversity Executive magazine provides strategies to create a more diverse and inclusive business culture and help leaders leverage diversity for maximum organizational gain, moving the needle beyond awareness into action.

Diversity: No Longer Just Black and White 
Diversity in the workplace used to hinge upon the level of responsibility, pay, and respect that one could receive based upon the color of skin and ethnicity. But, these days, diversity in the workplace has become much more than that.

Cultural Diversity Is An Opportunity!
Cultural diversity within your business is an opportunity and needs to be embraced as one. Just take a look around you. Opportunity abounds because our world is a diverse place.