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To build or not to build? That's the inclusion question
December 26, 2013
Typically, an organization employs inclusion efforts because it notices there’s a morale issue within a certain group or within the organization as a whole, a legal challenge has been filed against the organization, or there has been an effort to organize a union. Unfortunately, many inclusion or diversity efforts fail because they are reactive tactics used to pacify a group or groups. Even much of the discrimination and harassment training that exists is done to stay out of legal trouble or in direct response to a legal issue. 
 
In this Words on Wise article, Brad Federman discusses how to create a culture that is more inclusive.

 

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