DEI work looks different today than it did even a few years ago. Economic pressure, shifting legislation, and public scrutiny have pushed organizations to focus on what inclusion actually delivers in terms of hiring, retention, and employee experience. At the same time, how people work has changed. Remote work, skills-based hiring, and changing expectations on… Read more »

DEI initiatives are known to attract quality candidates by expanding the workforce with varied skills that boost organizational efficiency. Research shows that companies dedicated to DEI initiatives generally yield a 39% increase in performance compared to competitors with more exclusionary practices. Yet, a company’s DEI initiatives (which includes inclusive hiring) could differ vastly from the… Read more »

Job descriptions create a strong first impression on job seekers. However, for neurodivergent talent, that impression may feel unintentionally excluded. Research shows that 15% to 20% of the world’s population is considered neurodiverse. This population processes information, social cues, and environments differently. And yet most job postings are filled with jargon, vague expectations, and little… Read more »

If you’ve ever worried that your job descriptions might quietly turn great candidates away, without even realizing it, you’re not alone. Writing fair and inclusive job descriptions in Canada takes more than just good intentions. With such a diverse workforce — including newcomers, people with disabilities, Indigenous communities, and bilingual speakers — it’s important to… Read more »

Workplace inclusion means building an environment where every employee feels respected and valued, which motivates them to do their best. So your inclusion strategies shouldn’t just be an afterthought. It’s more than just bringing diverse people together. It’s also about fostering true belonging, which drives engagement, innovation, and success. Inclusive companies are equitable and more effective… Read more »

In the United States, recent rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court, alongside the rollback of DEI-focused executive orders, have triggered renewed scrutiny and backlash toward diversity initiatives. Critics argue these programs foster division or preferential treatment, and the conversation has intensified since the murder of George Floyd brought systemic racism to the forefront of public discourse…. Read more »

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts have faced unprecedented challenges in 2025. Major companies are adjusting their approach to workplace diversity programs in response to the DEI rollbacks from President Trump’s administration. While some corporations are doubling down on their DEI commitments, others are scaling back initiatives due to the shifting legal landscape, political pressures,… Read more »

Representation and diversity matter in the workplace, inspiring team members to perform at their best regardless of background. A leader who advocates for inclusive talent acquisition and management exemplifies the importance of building a positive work culture. By doing so, leaders can lead by example, inspiring every organizational contributor to deliver their best without doubt… Read more »

Would you hire an unqualified employee to oversee your business operations? I’m sure the answer is no. And this is what people get wrong about DEI. DEI compliments merit-based hiring. DEI isn’t about quotas.  Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) doesn’t focus on hiring unqualified employees for jobs or recruiting people because of their age, sexual preference,… Read more »

In recent years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives have become a focal point in corporate and academic spaces across the United States. What is the DEI ban, and how does it affect businesses and higher education? Many businesses and educational institutions have seen tangible benefits from these initiatives. Companies that have embraced DEI have… Read more »

Diversity in the workplace is important since it boosts employee engagement, effectiveness, and retention. As such, you might be considering partnering with diversity recruitment partners. Workforce studies show that companies in the top percentile for ethnic diversity have a 36% chance of outperforming less inclusive competitors. The same study also shows that a DEIB-strong culture… Read more »