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Full stop,” Cawood writes.

I’m already seeing more and more organizations embrace alternative descriptions of what they’re doing, whether it’s belonging, or inclusion, rather than the full DEI.

Here are some of the key numbers from the survey of 303 full-time business professionals via the Schlesinger Group panel online: 85% believe their employer prioritizes DEI a good or great deal in the workplace.;74% feel that their employer is putting the right amount of effort into these initiatives.;64% of employees believe DEI is very or extremely important.;83% agree or strongly agree with the statement “I feel comfortable talking about my background and cultural experiences with my colleagues.;85% either agree or strongly agree that “I feel included and respected at my organization.”; The overwhelming employee agreement with those last two statements is particularly significant.

An agreement by an employee to accept less than the full wage paid to employees of the opposite gender for the same work is not legally enforceable.

“We need to launch a full-court press.”

Those that prioritize physical health and limit business returns to reducing employer healthcare costs do not tap into the full potential of wellness programs to deliver meaningful employee outcomes and business returns.

., critical new hires);Others will make additional targeted grants or top-ups for top talent and/or critical roles;Few will do something programmatically for the full population (any actions will be skewed toward those most affected); 2.

A vesting period is the time span after which the executive gets full ownership of the financial asset that was granted by the company.

More than half (57%) of 3,638 full-time employees identified finances as the top cause of stress in their lives, according to PwC’s 2023 Employee Financial Wellness Survey , and 28% said they often or always run out of money between paychecks.

Thakor: I think the single biggest way companies can immediately help employees is by not firing them and, as much as times get tough, to try and furlough employees or identify other ways of keeping people employed, even if it’s not at a full level.