Most people understand that diversity and inclusion in the workplace are important, but can we do more than simply recognizing this as a fact? Is it possible to leverage diversity and inclusion to build a positive organizational culture, improve work quality and increase productivity?
LinkedIn’s first chief HR officer, Steve Cadigan, joins the HR Break Room® podcast to answer questions about investing in the diversity of your workplace.
Cadigan earned his workplace-culture expertise as he oversaw LinkedIn’s recruitment, engagement and culture strategies during a period of tenfold growth. He’s an avid proponent of in-person workplaces, a topic he took on in his bestselling 2021 book, Workquake.
In the first episode of this two-part discussion, Cadigan discusses:
Out With the Old: New Study Proves the Case for Utilizing HR Tech
Spirits Lifted: How EAPs Help Elevate Your Workforce
Back to Human: Using Technology to Connect Co-Workers
Food for Thought: What HR Can Do About Sexual Harassment in Restaurants
Set the Standard: Understanding Joint-Employer Changes - Part 2
Set the Standard: Understanding Joint-Employer Changes - Part 1
Taking Ownership: Embracing the Role of HR
Instilling Loyalty: How HR Influences the Employee Life Cycle
Passion and Focus: Inspiring Employee Dedication
Beyond 9 to 5: Staying Flexible on Workplace Flexibility
Challenge the Status Quo: Empowering Women in the Workforce
Civil Remedy: How Civility Impacts Employee Morale
Millennials at Work: How HR Can Connect
Employee Activation: More Than Employee Engagement
SHRM18: Managing an HR Department of One
SHRM18 Day One Recap
SHRM 2018 Preview
Level Up: John C. Maxwell on the 5 Levels of Leadership
Experts Answer: Your Sexual Harassment Policy Questions
Dr. Larry Barton - Safety First: Proactive Crisis Management
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