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Bias in Retention
Bias in Retention Articles
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Do White Men Really Need Diversity Outreach?
How companies are showing men what's in it for them....Read More
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Increasing Diversity in Talent Development
Find out how AT&T, Merck, Ernst & Young, Wells Fargo and Northrop Grumman find, retain and promote talent....Read More
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The DiversityInc Top 10 Companies for Recruitment & Retention
These 10 companies are the best at recruitment and retention that fosters diversity in the workplace. Which companies are they and what lessons in diversity management can you learn from them?...Read More
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Best Practices on Improving Retention
Are you retaining white people more than Blacks, Latinos or Asians? Men more than women? Get best practices from companies that have addressed these gaps....Read More
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Women Executive Pay & Retention
What are the best ways to retain and value your executive women? ...Read More
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Retention Webinar
Why are some companies able to retain valued workers at equal rates, regardless of race/ethnicity or gender, while others note certain groups leaving at far higher rates? Find out the most successful, proven retention strategies from The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity, including the increased use of employee-resource groups to identify corporate-culture issues that cause turnover....Read More
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Diversity Training Goes Way Beyond Compliance
What's the difference between compliance and real diversity training? In the first of a four-part series involving interviews with more than 20 DiversityInc Top 50 companies that excel at diversity training, DiversityInc gives you the answer. This part of the series is based on a quarterly call held recently for DiversityIncBestPractices.com members, featuring the expertise of noted employment attorney Bob Gregg of Boardman Law Firm....Read More
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Debunking the Attack on Diversity Training
A DiversityIncBestPractices.com reader recently attended the World Diversity Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., and heard Prof. Frank Dobbin of Harvard University present. He claimed that diversity training is ineffective. The reader contacted us to ask for our opinion. Here is a debunking article we published last year of the actual study cited, which explains in detail why it is an invalid and inaccurate attack on diversity training....Read More
