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Diversity in the National Park System
Although National Parks are open to everyone, minorities have surprisingly low attendance rates. Alvi Seda from the Student Conservation Association recognizes this issue and works toward getting more diverse visitors to the parks, as well as getting more young minorities interested in working there.
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The Value of Multiple Generations in the Workplace
Information about what each generation in the workforce values and how they work best can provide context for how learning leaders should approach learning, development and knowledge-management.
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Is Diversity a Science or an Art?
There’s more than one way to recruit a diverse workforce, and the most successful companies have done so by developing and then perfecting their own methods.
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Change Begins by Listening
Creating an open dialogue is the first step to breaking down the limitations of gender roles.
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Empowering Talent Through Diversity
Ryder System’s Amparo Bared has devoted her career to managing talent in the company while promoting diversity.
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Try Before You Buy: Temp Talent That Goes Perm
The negativity around temporary employment is being cast aside, and temporary-to-hire (or contract-to-hire) opportunities are heading for the spotlight as a multifaceted talent strategy. While this type of arrangement was typically saved for part-tim…
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Shut Down the Office and Watch the World Cup
The entire country is swept up in soccer fever, something that comes as quite a surprise to those of us raised on American sports such as baseball and football where a tie is like “kissing your sister” (as Bear Bryant used to say) and players can use…
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Your Beautiful Isn’t Mine
Journalist Esther Honig released the results of her experiment in Photoshop this week. She asked 25 people around the world to “make me beautiful,” and gave them license to do that with her photo any way they liked. The results offer a very simple…
















