What is Inclusion?
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Why focus on Inclusion?
The benefits of inclusion include praesent commodo cursus magna.
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Recruiting for Diversity
“International research shows that diverse and inclusive workplaces are more likely to attract high quality applicants, retain staff, and boost productivity.” - Rainbow Tick
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How to retain great staff.
“These are people who are mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters. They have outside lives, they've got outside interests. When we look after the person as a whole, our employees as a whole, we're actually able to retain them because they want to come to work for us since we’re helping to look after them.” - Nadia Bindel, Field Officer for Mates in Construction, She/Her
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How to become a better people manager.
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Meet Stu, Chair Maori & Pasifika Trades Training Board
Stuart Lawrence, ko Uenuku te Iwi, is Director – Programme Kaitautoko at Whatukura Ltd, a boutique consultancy firm where he has led a number of workforce development, pastoral care and community projects focusing on Māori and Pasifika development.
Meet Stu, Chair Maori & Pasifika Trades Training Board
Stuart Lawrence, ko Uenuku te Iwi, is Director – Programme Kaitautoko at Whatukura Ltd, a boutique consultancy firm where he has led a number of workforce development, pastoral care and community projects focusing on Māori and Pasifika development.
Meet Kat, Managing Director Tairāwhiti Contractors Civil
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