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Workspan Daily
04/18/2025
Key Takeaways
;Lego Drops Diversity Terms from Annual ESG Report;
;Movie Chain to Pay $250K in Age Discrimination Lawsuit;
;Report: 1 in 5 Remote Workers Plan to Relocate in 2025;
;Survey Shows Employees Overwhelmingly Support Expanding DEI Initiatives;
Lego Drops Diversity Terms from Annual ESG Report
As reported by
The Guardian , Danish toymaker Lego has removed terms such as “diversity,” “LGBTQ+” and “people of color” from its
2024 Sustainability Statement .
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Journal Article
03/01/2024
The AI tools reviewed in this study were 49 times more likely to make identification mistakes for dark-skinned women than for White males.
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Journal Article
05/31/2024
;Company C: A lack of women or people of color in the higher grades drives the pay gap.
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Workspan Daily
04/06/2022
When it comes to supporting women and people of color during tax season, employers can help match employees with accountants of similar backgrounds.
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Press Release
08/22/2022
WorldatWork obtained responses from full-time sales compensation or human resources professionals via the Schlesinger Group panel online.
Webinar
05/19/2026
From Curiosity to Confidence: Putting Real-World HR AI Use Cases into Practice
Virtual (Live) May 19, 2026 01:00 PM Eastern
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The panel session AI in the Real World: What People Are Actually Doing and Why It Matters explores how practitioners are using AI today and what they are learning along the way.
Workspan Daily Plus+
03/11/2026
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Workspan Daily
02/04/2022
Employment also rose by 86,000 among white-collar businesses, 61,000 at
retailers and 54,000 in transportation and warehousing.
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Press Release
07/13/2021
A total of 364 responses were received from full-time sales compensation professionals via the online panels Dynata, InnovateMR and MarketCube.
Workspan Daily
03/24/2025
“Women start out with controlled pay equity relative to white men at the individual contributor level, but as they progress up the corporate ladder, the gap widens.
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