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Greenhouse is working to embed anti-bias strategies in its design and development.
Expert says it will boost employee engagement and drive business.
Seasoned HR executive Lynee Lucque is transferring those experiences to another tech start-up.
Experts say open and respectful conversation is key to maintaining civility.
Deluxe Corp.'s Jane Elliott says treating people as a company's most important asset is key to business success.
These methods will help HR leaders address transparency and empathy gaps with the workforce, especially when change is the only reliable constant.
New data from Mercer | Sirota explores the views of 4 million employees and how you can respond.
Medidata Chief People Officer Naveen Bhateja says HR must embrace today's changes for tomorrow's success.
HR should focus on these areas to drive consistent and measurable improvement in D&I, says HR Tech Influencer Anne Fulton.
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