TechServe Alliance, today announced the dissemination of their initial survey of 489 companies on gender diversity and equity within the U.S. Staffing Industry. The survey found that the percentage of women executives in the staffing industry is not above 20%
In late 2020, the WBC Staffing Leadership Council launched its efforts to accelerate diversity, equity and inclusion in staffing industry. Their initial efforts called for a coordinated approach to providing the awareness of the status of diversity across the industry, as well as subsequent efforts to guide efforts towards a more balanced environment. The initial survey results largely reinforce our perception of opportunity to improve both representation and compensation equity from a gender diversity perspective. Key observations from the survey include the following:
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Business isn’t exactly booming for Neema Hospitality, which owns a dozen hotel franchises in the mid-Atlantic region, but it’s gradually improved from the depths of the COVID-19 recession.
Hotel occupancy averaged 30% to 35% last month, down from 40% to 50% in a normal January but that gap between crisis and pre-crisis revenue has narrowed slightly each month, says Sandeep Thakrar, the company s president. More significantly, Thakrar says his hotels are starting to book stays for weddings, school athletic games and other events in the spring as Americans look forward to warmer weather and widespread vaccinations.
As a result, Thakrar has been looking to hire a couple of workers at each of his hotels for the past few months.
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Business isn’t exactly booming for Neema Hospitality, which owns a dozen hotel franchises in the mid-Atlantic region, but it’s gradually improved from the depths of the COVID-19 recession.
Hotel occupancy averaged 30% to 35% last month, down from 40% to 50% in a normal January but that gap between crisis and pre-crisis revenue has narrowed slightly each month, says Sandeep Thakrar, the company s president. More significantly, Thakrar says his hotels are starting to book stays for weddings, school athletic games and other events in the spring as Americans look forward to warmer weather and widespread vaccinations.