Anonymize and Aggregate Data

To protect individual identities, organizations often anonymize DEI data and report findings in aggregate form. This approach ensures that employees’ personal information cannot be traced back to them, reducing the risk of bias or discrimination based on sensitive information.

To protect individual identities, organizations often anonymize DEI data and report findings in aggregate form. This approach ensures that employees’ personal information cannot be traced back to them, reducing the risk of bias or discrimination based on sensitive information.

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