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The Inclusion Dividend: A book review by Bob Morris

Bob Morris wrote 2 days ago: The Inclusion Dividend: Why Investing in Diversity & Inclusion Pays Off Mark Kaplan and Mason Do … more →

Tags: Bob's blog entries, Bibliomotion, The Inclusion Dividend : Why Investing in Diversity &am, mark kaplan, Mason Donovan, A brilliant explanation of the ROI of a workplace commu, Challenges to Creating Inclusion, Three Key Areas for Inclusion, The RADIX™ Cycle

Reflections on Tomorrow’s Company Value Lecture Series – 15th May, 2013 The City and Capitalism for the long-term, Dominic Barton, MD, McKinsey & Co

davidphysick wrote 6 days ago: This event was held in the splendid surroundings of Carpenter’s Hall in London. This Livery Company, … more →

Tags: leadership, capitalism, the city, Long term, McKinsey, Tomorrow's Company, Behaviour, Education, Gender

Don't Go Back to Where you Came From1 comment

Tamerlaine Beasley wrote 1 month ago: Thoughts and reflections on Tim Southphommasane’s book, by BI Consultant Ramona Singh  In “Don … more →

Tags: australia 2, Australia in the Asian Century, Cross-Cultural, Culture 2, diversity, Multiculturalism, workforce capability

Stakeholder engagement - How to make it work!

Tamerlaine Beasley wrote 1 month ago: The challenge to find out what’s really going on and what people really think Enabling stakeholder f … more →

Tags: Cross-Cultural, global virtual teams, Asia-Australia Engagement, Culture 2, australia 2, Education 2, Globalisation, diversity, Complexity

Jimmy Savile, courtrooms and notions of ‘them’ and ‘us’1 comment

ecopoliticstoday wrote 2 months ago: First discover hidden bias, secondly dismantle it Institutionalised class and power differentials gi … more →

Tags: Politics, Society, jimmy savile, libel law

Intentionality Bias Causing the Surge in Human Rights Talk

Filip Spagnoli wrote 2 months ago: First, there has indeed been a surge in human rights talk over the past decades and even centuries ( … more →

Tags: human rights violations, Law, Philosophy, Bias, Fundamental Attribution Error, Human Rights, human rights talk, intentionality bias, Laurel and Hardy

Unconscious Bias

learningfordevelopment wrote 3 months ago: One of the latest trends in corporate learning and development is unconscious bias training. This ca … more →

Tags: Diversity, Corporate, Job, Interview, Training, learning and development, preferential treatment

Ode to Colour-Blindness

Sindiso & Daniel wrote 4 months ago: Perhaps, on reading my blog posts in the last year, some might be led to believe that I reject colou … more →

Tags: black, White, Race, inter-racial relationships, Race Conscious, color blind, Bias, inequality, identity

What's wrong with the world? Can you see it in this clip?

Tamerlaine Beasley wrote 5 months ago: Watch the clip and see if you can work out what’s wrong with the world… Recently, while searching fo … more →

Tags: Cross-Cultural, Asia-Australia Engagement, Culture 2, Education 2, Globalisation, diversity, change, China, Connectivity

Unconscious bias1 comment

To the left of centre wrote 6 months ago: I attented, today, a very interesting presentation that was essentially about gender balance in acad … more →

Tags: Research, Science, Universities, Academics, communal, Agentic, Gender Bias, Gender balance in the sciences

Overweight - an issue affecting us all.13 comments

equalityedge wrote 6 months ago: On 3 May this year I posted an article about the nine protected characteristics of the Equality Act, … more →

Tags: Equality & Diversity, Bullying & Harassment, prejudice, Discrimination, beyond diversity, inequality, Human Rights, Equality and Diversity, prejudice

It's All Right Love – what’s in a word?11 comments

equalityedge wrote 6 months ago: A friend of mine was at the market on Saturday afternoon, buying some fruit. The woman gave him a ba … more →

Tags: Workplace Bullying, Equality & Diversity, prejudice, Discrimination, Management, inequality, Equality, gender equality, language

Unconscious Bias - what do we understand?10 comments

equalityedge wrote 7 months ago: We are all noticing, I am sure, an increase in the use of the term ‘unconscious bias’ in our diversi … more →

Tags: prejudice, Discrimination, Management, inequality, Equality and Diversity, difference, Pete Jones

Getting Diversity Right - It's not just about the numbers2 comments

Tamerlaine Beasley wrote 7 months ago: So often, the focus of ‘getting diversity right’ is about the numbers. Yet, we often forget that it’ … more →

Tags: Cross-Cultural, Culture 2, Education 2, Globalisation, diversity, Asia Literacy, Asia, Australia in the Asian Century, Australia

Is it because I'm black?1 comment

Sindiso & Daniel wrote 8 months ago: Johannesburg–where things are a bit less black and white… A black guy and his friend walk into a cof … more →

Tags: black, White, Race, Wealth, Appearance

Unconscious bias – how to tackle diversity

mcgregorboyall wrote 10 months ago: On 5th July, we hosted an interactive workshop on ‘Unconscious Bias in the Recruitment Process’. The … more →

Tags: McGregor Boyall, Recruitment, Talent

Overcoming Unconscious Bias and Getting to Yes

Tamerlaine Beasley wrote 10 months ago: One of the biggest challenges we face when working with diversity is the capacity to engage in dialo … more →

Tags: Asia-Australia Engagement, australia 2, diversity, Complexity, Connectivity, leadership

Where are all the women?1 comment

SaraPerringCoaching wrote 11 months ago: I read another article a few days ago that was commenting on the fact that women are woefully underr … more →

Tags: gender in the workplace, women in top jobs, what are top jobs, 30+ club, Lord Davies report, Gender Diversity, underrepresentation of women

The dangers of unconscious bias in recruitment

mcgregorboyall wrote 11 months ago: We know that, despite competency based interviewing techniques, the recruitment process isn’t a leve … more →

Tags: Recruitment, McGregor Boyall


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