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Lorna Donatone | In Diversity
It’s been a big year for gender equality ― from the #MeToo movement to the broader recognition of just how far we need to go, to the tangible actions that are (finally) gaining momentum in workplaces. Before we pat ourselves on the back for recognizing the problem, however, it’s important to understand that now is …
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Moses DeBord | In Workforce & Workplace
Benjamin Franklin said that nothing in life is certain except death and taxes but I think Ben may have missed something. Change is an item we should add to the list.
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Leslie Bonci | In Community Engagement
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Gerri Mason Hall | In Community Engagement
There is a supervisor at my company who works hard all day and then leaves to voluntarily oversee a soup kitchen, serving hundreds of people. On top of that, she hosts a weekly lunch for seniors so they have a venue to eat together and socialize.
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Katrina Hartog | In Health & Wellbeing
With the summer start of June 21st around the corner, we all start to think about firing up our grills. Coincidently, Father’s Day falls in June and so does Men’s Health Month.
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Debra Dailey | In Workforce & Workplace
Today’s employees are becoming benefactors of the so-to-speak ‘Experience Economy,’ urging for a ‘consumer style’ experience. This means they now have an increased capacity to extend their power at the workplace, and it is not around a request for more ping pong tables.
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