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David Swanagon to Speak on People Analytics at the 2022 Asia Future Workplace Summit - Vimarsana News

David Swanagon to Speak on People Analytics at the 2022 Asia Future Workplace Summit

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David Swanagon to Speak on People Analytics at the 2022 Asia Future Workplace Summit - Vimarsana News

David Swanagon to Speak on People Analytics at the 2022 Asia Future Workplace Summit

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ISE 2022 to Host Extensive Thought-Leadership, Training Schedule - Vimarsana News

ISE 2022 to Host Extensive Thought-Leadership, Training Schedule

ISE 2022 in Barcelona Feb. 1-4 will feature 7 distinct conferences and full CEDIA and AVIXA training and certification sessions.

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IBM Study: LGBT+ Discrimination in U.S. Workplaces Remains High, Despite Global Focus on Social Justice - Vimarsana News

IBM Study: LGBT+ Discrimination in U.S. Workplaces Remains High, Despite Global Focus on Social Justice

/PRNewswire/ -- Despite a year of intense global focus on social justice issues, nearly half of lesbian, gay and bisexual Americans recently surveyed by the...

IBM Study: LGBT+ Discrimination in U.S. Workplaces Remains High, Despite Global Focus on Social Justice - Vimarsana News

IBM Study: LGBT+ Discrimination in U.S. Workplaces Remains High, Despite Global Focus on Social Justice

Share this article Share this article ARMONK, N.Y., June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Despite a year of intense global focus on social justice issues, nearly half of lesbian, gay and bisexual Americans recently surveyed by the IBM (NYSE: IBM) Institute for Business Value (IBV) stated they believed that their employer discriminates against people of their sexual orientation. The new IBM study "Striving for authenticity," conducted with Out & Equal Workplace Advocates and Workplace Pride, also found that discrimination is more pronounced where race, gender, and sexual orientation intersect. Across ...