In our previous blog post in our series on Diversity & Inclusion, we discussed Workplace Diversity and why it should…
Read MoreDiversity in the workplace means employing people of different ages, genders, ethnicities, sexual orientations, cultural backgrounds, and education levels, among…
Read MoreIn Canadian Equality Consulting Inc.’s March blog series, we explore Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace. Our aim is to…
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Read MoreAt Canadian Equality Consulting, we continually discuss a number of important related to anti-racism issues, including: What exactly does it…
Read MoreAs 2021 comes to a close, we reflect on the monumental shifts around the world in the diversity, equity, and…
Read MoreThe word “ally” comes from the Latin word “alligare,” which means “to bind to.” It is an individual or organization…
Read MoreRacial discrimination and harassment are against the law in Canada. Despite this, incidents occur in the workplace, and knowing what…
Read MoreOne of the key methods to creating an anti-racist workplace is engaging in challenging, productive, and reflective conversations. This also…
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Read MoreThis article is published in Manage HR Magazine. In an interview with Manage HR, Marcie Hawranik, founder and president and…
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