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How employee resource groups are helping companies support Muslim employees during Ramadan and beyond
NewslettersHow employee resource groups are helping companies support Muslim employees during Ramadan and beyond
By Ellen McGirtApril 18, 2023
To understand why America’s lead in tech and innovation is eroding, look at China’s investment in women inventors
CommentaryTo understand why America’s lead in tech and innovation is eroding, look at China’s investment in women inventors
By Holly FechnerApril 18, 2023
Undated photo of Jack Teixeira.
NewslettersAlleged Pentagon leaker was a conspiracy theorist who shared racist memes and antisemitic ideas
By Ellen McGirtApril 14, 2023
Legal battle over abortion pill mifepristone could hurt women of color and create financial burden
NewslettersLegal battle over abortion pill mifepristone could hurt women of color and create financial burden
By Ellen McGirtApril 11, 2023
The pandemic made remote workers younger and more diverse
SuccessThe pandemic made remote workers younger and more diverse
By Mike Schneider and The Associated PressApril 10, 2023
Michelle Gethers-Clark, chief diversity officer at Visa.
NewslettersHow Visa’s chief diversity officer plans to improve income inequality
By Ellen McGirtApril 7, 2023
ADL: ‘Antisemitism is on the rise across America–and it’s creeping into the workplace’
CommentaryADL: ‘Antisemitism is on the rise across America–and it’s creeping into the workplace’
By Jonathan A. Greenblatt and Clara HessApril 5, 2023
Young businessman in black jacket and yellow t-shirt heading to work with headphones. With agenda and a coffee take away outside the office
SuccessOver two-thirds of Gen Z are ‘nepo workers’—and men are more likely to benefit from nepotism, study shows
By Orianna Rosa RoyleApril 5, 2023
The treatment of LSU’s Angel Reese and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark highlights a racist double standard
NewslettersThe treatment of LSU’s Angel Reese and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark highlights a racist double standard
By Ellen McGirtApril 4, 2023
Michelle Gethers-Clark, chief diversity officer at Visa.
LeadershipVisa moved part of its C-suite to Atlanta to diversify company ranks—but making a dent in the city’s income inequality problem is an uphill battle
By Ellen McGirtApril 4, 2023
How the 100 Best Companies to Work For reflect the ever-changing working world
MagazineHow the 100 Best Companies to Work For reflect the ever-changing working world
By Megan LeonhardtApril 4, 2023
I am a Black woman who owns a bank–but my achievements wouldn’t be possible without my great-grandmother. Meet Ma Honey, the self-made entrepreneur from the segregated South
CommentaryI am a Black woman who owns a bank–but my achievements wouldn’t be possible without my great-grandmother. Meet Ma Honey, the self-made entrepreneur from the segregated South
By Teri WilliamsMarch 31, 2023
Separate apologies from Vatican and the Guardian aim to address a racist past
NewslettersSeparate apologies from Vatican and the Guardian aim to address a racist past
By Ellen McGirtMarch 31, 2023
Tom Cruise
SuccessHollywood is headed toward a ‘2-tiered system’ with white men dominating studio releases and diversity banished to streaming
By Jake Coyle and The Associated PressMarch 30, 2023
a group of employees in a glass conference room
SuccessThe majority of Americans don’t feel employers provide fair workplaces—and it could lead to more resignations
By Megan LeonhardtMarch 30, 2023
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