Diversity Management, News and Updates
This article was written by Martin Fiore, EY’s US East Region Tax Managing Partner. EY is a DiversityInc Hall of Fame company. Employers need to be ready for a new set of questions on diversity and inclusion practices. For all its shortcomings, 2020 hopefully will be remembered…
Originally published by Kayla Webster for Accounting Today. School is back in session — at the kitchen table. To help employees juggle their work and parenting responsibilities in the age of COVID-19, Big Four firm PwC revamped their child care benefits with new and upgraded offerings. Seventeen of the nation’s…
Advancing your career and finding the right employer and position fit doesn’t have to be complicated. There are things you can do each day to advance toward your dream job and thrive at work. The following article is part of a 5 Ways Series that offers resources and tips on leadership and…
Originally published on smallbusinessresources.wf.com. As the summer winds down, owners across the country are taking stock of how significantly COVID-19 impacted their businesses and are planning ways to rebuild. According to studies, from Wells Fargo and outside groups, most businesses have been forced to adapt their business models to weather…
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Originally published on Nielsen.com by Mariko Carpenter, VP, Strategic Community Alliances It was the first time that I had decided to wear a face mask as I left to walk my dog. As I was waiting to cross Third Avenue in New York City, an angry man approached, yelling and…
Originally posted on Cigna.com Cigna’s 2020 Loneliness Index reveals three in five Americans consider themselves lonely and highlights the business impact of loneliness Cigna expands its comprehensive network of mental health specialists and makes it easier for customers to make appointments in person, over the phone or virtually Cigna Foundation…
Nine in 10 children with heart problems live in countries without specialized care. Abbott is working alongside other organizations to change that. Little Heroes is an Abbott initiative to help children with congenital heart defects. Through Little Heroes, the company partners with organizations and physicians worldwide to help provide care…
A recent follow-up report to a Georgetown Law Center on Poverty and Inequality study supported the findings that perceived innocence is a privilege not awarded to Black girls. “Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls’ Childhood,” released in 2017, explains how adults view Black girls as more adult-like than their…
President Glenda Glover presents Tupac Moseley with his full-ride scholarship letter. (Photo by Emmanuel Freeman, TSU Media Relations) When Tennessee State University President Glenda Glover traveled to her hometown of Memphis, she had one goal in mind: Bring back Tupac Mosley. Mosley had recently graduated valedictorian of his class at…