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Using Neuroscience to Increase Workplace Equity
We have all heard that the human brain is hard-wired to make quick decisions about our environment and the people in it. Unfortunately, this can...
Eliminating Barriers in the Workplace for Transgender Employees
By now, you have read that the U.S. Supreme Court held that sexual orientation and gender identity are protected classes under Title VII of the...
Virtual Meeting Fatigue: Why We Love to Hate Virtual Platforms
Many of us have been working from home for a while, and there are real benefits. We can sleep a little longer since there is...
Is Informal Communication Being Lost With the Shift to Remote Workforces?
Remote work has clearly halted the in-office grapevine that has existed since the beginning of time. Some managers may say good riddance to the employee...
Challenges for Private Employers in Pursuit of Neutral Messaging Policies
As social and political tensions flair in response to Black Lives Matter protests, the upcoming presidential election, or even in the response to COVID-19, employers...
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Notice of Surveys 2020 Public Employers Compensation Survey The 2020 Public Employers Compensation Survey is now available on Employers Council’s website. The 2020 edition of the survey...
Economic Perspective
Employers Council has prepared this Economic Perspective summary to assist the decision makers of member organizations. The economic data contained in these charts represent a...
Supporting Employees who Support a Mask Order in Public Buildings
Statewide mask orders are increasing, and some counties and municipalities are issuing mask orders. Arizona and Utah have orders in certain areas, and Governor Polis...
Good Trouble: Four Steps Toward Workplace Equity
Reflecting on the life of Congressman John Lewis provides insights for today’s workplaces. A national leader for civil rights for decades, his consistent message was...