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From Pledge to Courtroom: The Battle Over Corporate Diversity Efforts Heats Up
New legal challenges against corporate DEI initiatives could lay important precedent regarding diversity within U.S. corporations.
Tag: DE&I
Explore articles and insights on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), promoting a more inclusive and equitable workplace.
Women Representation in Manufacturing is Lagging Behind The Times
Despite Bureau of Labor Statistics data revealing that around 800,000 manufacturing jobs have been added nationwide, women participating in manufacturing are around the same rates since the 1970s.
Should DEI be the Cornerstone of Your Workplace Strategy?
Organizations that make DEI a priority are better positioned for long-term success and growth.
WTTC Advocates for Increased Women’s Participation and Opportunities
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is advocating for increased women's participation in the travel and tourism industry.
Identifying and Overcoming 4 Common Barriers to DEI
To truly see diversity in the workplace, focus on underlying structures and policies that create inequity.
Diverse Voices & Powerful Narratives in the Workplace
Beth Novitsky of Gensler explores three ways to tell a more inclusive story in the workplace.
Kotagal Confirmation to EEOC Paves Way for Pro-Worker Policies
The 49-47 vote allows the EEOC to further pursue pro-worker policies backed by the Biden administration.
What Every Business Needs To Know About The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
PWFA is now law. Here’s everything HR needs to know about compliance.
Unemployment Gap Widens: Black Workers Hit Hardest in Recent Job Market Downturn
The unemployment rate for Black workers rose to 6% in June, the highest since August 2022.
Women’s Labor Force Participation Rate Hits 77.8%
Flexible work hours, better childcare availability, and pay rises in response to labor shortages have all contributed to the growth rate of women’s participation in the workforce.
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