Workplace Inclusion

Corporate stories about Workplace Inclusion across 3BL's network.

Latest in Workplace Inclusion

Interview With Hannah George, Engineer, Information Communications and Technology
Hannah George is a project manager who specializes in information and communications technology (ICT) and security. She joined Tetra Tech in 2012 and applies her 17 years of experience to high performance buildings for health, education, office, and retail.
New Holland Construction Supporting Accessibility and Inclusion. In sport. In Work.
Sport is universally recognized as not only having physical health benefits, but as having an important role to play in both positive mental health and raising self-esteem.
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FSG Releases New Primer on Advancing Racial Equity and Competitive Advantage
FSG’s new primer, Reckoning, Repair, and Change: How Business Leaders Can More Effectively Advance Racial Equity and Competitive Advantage is designed to help companies transform those pledges into action.
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Interview with Bayer's Dr. Hartmut Klusik "We Take Diversity And Inclusion Very Seriously”
Respecting and promoting diversity among employees has long been one of Bayer's goals – and was also very important to Monsanto. In this interview Head of Human Resources at Bayer, Dr. Hartmut Klusik, talks about the active LGBTI community at Bayer and the company's inclusive culture.
Interview With Maureen Harris, Water Resources Engineer
Maureen Harris is a water resources engineer and joined Tetra Tech in 2012. She specializes in modeling, green infrastructure, and stormwater engineering.
The Inclusion Effect: A Better Workplace for People With Disabilities
Today, one in four adults in the U.S. lives with some kind of disability — some of which may not be obvious to the people around them.
VMware China Celebrates LGBT Pride for the First Time!
Our VMware team in China, along with the Beijing LGBT Center, celebrate their very first Pride Month event.
Gladiators of Change: Through the Looking Glass of Global Diversity & Inclusion
At Intel, diversity is more than the bottom line. We envision a future where the people who imagine and build technology mirror the people and societies for whom they build it.
Cracking the Code: Working Together to Engage and Empower Female Technologists at Bloomberg
To create products that serve increasingly diverse customers and solve a wider range of social problems, technology companies need women engineers.
Kansas City’s Chamber of Commerce Honors Black & Veatch’s Diversity, Inclusion Emphasis
With a global footprint as an infrastructure solutions leader, Black & Veatch has committed to workplace diversity and inclusion more reflective of the more than 100 countries on six continents in which the company has offices.