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COVID-19 Resources for Employers and Employees
/in Crisis DEI, DEI/by Working IDEAL NewsBy Sarah Crawford Working IDEAL has compiled a resource guide for employers and employees regarding implications of the coronavirus for the workplace. This guide provides links to resources offered by federal agencies (included resources in Spanish), state and local governments, and public interest organizations that explain legal obligations and best practices for employers and legal […]
2019 Highlights
/in Case Study, Principals, Products, Workplace Harassment/by Working IDEAL NewsJohn Jay College Campus Climate Review. Working IDEAL was selected after a competitive process to lead a Campus Climate Review to provide the John Jay community and leadership with a better understanding of its current culture and climate as it relates to diversity and inclusion and the prevention of harassment and sexual violence. The Review […]
The Real Reason We’re More Likely to Elect a Woman in 2020
/in Products, Rooney Rule/by workingidealadminStudies tell us there’s a huge difference between having just one versus multiple women competing for a job. By Cyrus Mehri Originally published in Politico Cyrus Mehri, Esq., has developed innovative and effective diversity and inclusion tools across various industries — stemming from groundbreaking employment cases that benefit employers and workers. He has worked […]
Does the law protect the LGBTQ community from discrimination? It should be an easy answer.
/in Policy/by workingidealadminBy Jenny Yang Originally published in The Washington Post Jenny Yang, Strategic Partner at Working IDEAL, was commissioner of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from 2013 to 2018 and is a senior fellow in the Center on Labor, Human Services, and Population at the Urban Institute. The Supreme Court decided Monday to hear a […]
Making California’s New Gender Inclusion Law for Boards of Directors A Success
/in Principals, Rooney Rule/by Working IDEAL NewsBy Cyrus Mehri Governor Brown and the California Legislature took a major step to advance the U.S. economy by requiring publicly traded companies based in California to have at least two female members on their boards of directors by 2021. The wisdom of this new law is beyond reproach. As the former Chair of the Securities and […]
The UK Gender Gap Reporting Calls Into Question Those Big Companies With Perfect Scores. The Answer Is More Reporting.
/in News, Pay Equity/by Pamela CoukosIt’s Equal Pay Day, and I’ve decided not to have that conversation again – the one about exactly how many cents women lose on the dollar, and whether if you try really, really hard to narrow it down you can get it to single digits. (At the end of the day, there’s always a gap.) That’s because […]