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The Future of Social Justice in the Workplace

Stok

As transparency and social justice remain growing priorities for businesses, it’s important for companies to consider how they’re addressing equity in the workplace. This is obvious in two areas of JUST 2.0: #1: “Employee Safety” becomes “Employee Health” Previous versions of JUST focused on ensuring employee safety.

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These 5 essential traits in your team are the secret to a successful construction project

Fieldwire

It affects the safety, efficiency and quality of the work, and the overall satisfaction of the general contractor and project owner. Mutual respect Respecting another person includes acknowledging their talents and abilities, and not discriminating against them because of their race or social background.

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“Once-in-a-Generation” Opportunity for Women in Construction: Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Occupational Health & Safety Magazine points out some helpful tips for recruiting women, such as creating inclusive job listings , reaching out to women who may fit a role, and including women in the hiring process.

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Women in Construction: Navigating a Male-Dominated Industry

Fieldwire

Initiatives focused on diversity, equity and inclusion have helped change the perception of women’s contribution to the industry, however, they are still underrepresented. I had previously worked in financial services as an advisor and I guess I was shocked at the silent discrimination that existed at that time. Women represent 10.9%