Belonging is built daily. In 2026, inclusive behaviors shape engagement more than slogans.
#Belonging #EmployeeEngagement #DEI #TechCulture #WorkplaceInclusion
Belonging is built daily. In 2026, inclusive behaviors shape engagement more than slogans.
#Belonging #EmployeeEngagement #DEI #TechCulture #WorkplaceInclusion
Retention is a business metric. Inclusive culture is one of the strongest predictors of who stays and who leaves.
#EmployeeRetention #InclusiveCulture #DEI #TechTeams #WorkplaceInclusion
Employee Inaction on Supporting Marginalized Colleagues Linked to Distrust and Disempowerment, Not Apathy
New research shows employees don't support colleagues facing unfairness due to distrust and feeling powerless, not apathy. Learn why.
#WorkplaceInclusion, #EmployeeSupport, #Allyship, #FairnessAtWork, #CompanyCulture
https://newsletter.tf/workplace-support-distrust-disempowerment/
New studies say people don't step in to help when they see unfairness at work because they feel they can't make a difference. They don't trust the system or feel they have the power to help. This is different from not caring.
#WorkplaceInclusion, #EmployeeSupport, #Allyship, #FairnessAtWork, #CompanyCulture
https://newsletter.tf/workplace-support-distrust-disempowerment/
Ditching DEI is bad for employees and employers: HRC report
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.advocate.com/news/ditching-dei-bad-business
Women represent just over a quarter of tech roles. In 2026, companies that invest in skills based growth pathways will build stronger and more resilient teams.
#WomenInTech #TechDiversity #DEI2026 #WorkplaceInclusion #TalentStrategy
Learn how power dynamics, bias and culture perpetuate microaggressions in diverse workplaces and explore actionable strategies to build equity and respect today
Professionals Who Care | 1,090 followers on LinkedIn. An inclusive workplace for every professional who is also a caregiver. | There are approximately 43.5 million caregivers in the USA, but their unique strengths and needs are ignored in the workplace. It is a silent crisis. Professionals Who Care believes that the the workplace must be inclusive for caregivers for the disabled, injured, sick, and elderly.