Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Managing a Diverse and Inclusive Organization
Here is a wonderful post that brings the importance of diversity management home, by a Canadian expert.
Best wishes
Brian Moore
Managing a Diverse and Inclusive Organization: "Managing a Diverse and Inclusive Organization
As our work expands we are finding that more often supervisors are asking for assistance in managing a workforce that is becoming increasingly diverse and inclusive. This edition discusses the changes managers are experiencing in the ever changing workforce and the next edition will talk about diversity initiatives which may benefit your organization.
Some managers within organizations expect that, as the diversity of the population changes, so too will the diversity of their workforce. They believe that if people within the various diverse communities are 'qualified', then they would be hired into the organization. They believe that change will happen naturally over time.
However, a diverse and inclusive organization does not happen by chance. It requires a commitment from senior management and a plan to identify and address any issues. Diversity and inclusion is a journey that must be deliberately begun, boldly led, and constantly nurtured. Organizations must also recognize that"
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2 comments:
Hi Brian very nice and great credentials. I see you are wearing a Natal colors on your blazer, what was that for
Kind regards
Chris Hamilton
ChakariNet
Hi Chris,
Thanks so much for your comment.
I received Natal Colurs for Canoeing Administration. I was the Peacemaker on the Dusi Canoe Marathon, during the times of during the transition from the old SA to the new.
I spent a lot of time working in the valley, whilst the ANC and IFP were killing each other, building a long-term working peace between canoeists and rural residents.
This was scary and exciting. The work started then, began the process of local Dusi Peace monitors and black Dusi paddlers, including 2 local chiefs and the guys who are now in the top 10.
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