National Work & Family Month

It’s during the month of October that we enjoy the crisp autumn air and the not-so-occasional pumpkin spice latte, but it’s also the time to remind employers to provide their team members with a definition of “work-life balance” that is relevant to the current business environment. Employers can provide activities for staff and showcase their…
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National Dyslexia Awareness Month

Dyslexia affects around one in five people around the world. So, it’s no surprise that many celebrities have it too! Athletes, actors, inventors, entrepreneurs, musicians, authors, and artists have all made the list. Some of the famous people with dyslexia include Tom Cruise, Whoopi Goldberg, Tucker Carlson, and Ozzy Osbourne. Now that’s quite an eclectic…
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National Deaf Awareness Month

September is National Deaf Awareness Month. We would like to encourage you to take some time this month to recognize the challenges of the 1.9% of people in the United States today who are deaf and increase awareness of deaf issues.   The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) makes a distinction between Deaf and…
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Women’s Equality Day: The Power of Women in the Workforce

Greetings, fellow HR professionals! As we commemorate Women’s Equality Day, it’s not only a time to celebrate the progress made in gender equality but also to reflect on the significance of women in the workforce. Today, we’re diving into the impact of women in business, highlighting the role of gender equality, how that makes money,…
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Black Business Month and the Imperative for Diversity: Advancing Equal Opportunities

Hello fellow HR leaders! As we celebrate the vibrant spirit of Black Business Month, it’s a prime time to shed light on the impactful role that Black-owned businesses play in driving diversity and inclusion. In this article, we’ll delve into how larger Black-owned businesses strongly advocate for affirmative action, equal opportunities, and workplace equality, all…
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