Conducting Inclusion Audits

Title: Auditing Workplace Inclusion Regular inclusion audits can provide qualitative and quantitative data on the workplace environment. By assessing whether a diverse workforce feels included and valued, these audits can signal the success of DEI initiatives and help determine if additional investments are translating into a more cohesive and productive company culture.

Title: Auditing Workplace Inclusion
Regular inclusion audits can provide qualitative and quantitative data on the workplace environment. By assessing whether a diverse workforce feels included and valued, these audits can signal the success of DEI initiatives and help determine if additional investments are translating into a more cohesive and productive company culture.

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