3 Ways We Can Strive For Equality In The Workplace

Two focuses of my blog are Organizational and Management Discussions and Workplace Discussions. Most workplaces are businesses and organizations with a purpose. Increasing equality in your workplace however may increase your overall efficiency in terms of achieving that purpose. The following contributed post is entitled, 3 Ways We Can Strive For Equality In The Workplace.

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For women embarking on a career in the modern world, there is still a battle to fight. But it shouldn’t be like this across-the-board. Thankfully, there are many businesses that are striving for equality in the workplace. But what are companies doing to promote equality in the work environment?

Changing the Culture of the Company
Changing the culture of an organization is crucial, but it’s something that is not done overnight. Can be to do with changing how people work. There are many projects that foster collaboration, and this means that when you start to alter the culture of a company and become more inclusive, this means there will be some kickbacks, but this will help to weed out the less forward-thinking employees.

Bringing In Mentors
To facilitate change on a regulatory as well as cultural level, you have to bring in people to mentor. This means ensuring that people are going to listen to an external voice, but also a mentor can facilitate and guide employees in the right direction so that it becomes a proper cultural change, rather than a surface area change.

Educating Employees on Gender Bias
Education is the fundamental tenet of facilitating change in any organization. If you have a look at the infographic below, you can see that when it comes to overcoming gender bias you’ve got to educate your employees as a matter of priority as well as make sure that employees are aware of equality, such as through being paid the same. When it comes to facilitating change in an organization, it can take a lot of work, but equality is something that shouldn’t just be there in the regulations but should be part of the company’s fabric.


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Author: anwaryusef

Anwar Y. Dunbar is a Regulatory Scientist. Being a naturally curious person, he is also a student of all things. He earned his Ph.D. in Pharmacology from the University of Michigan and his Bachelor’s Degree in General Biology from Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU). Prior to starting the Big Words Blog Site, Anwar published and contributed to numerous research articles in competitive scientific journals reporting on his research from graduate school and postdoctoral years. After falling in love with writing, he contributed to the now defunct Examiner.com, and the Edvocate where he regularly wrote about: Education-related stories/topics, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), Financial Literacy; as well as conducted interviews with notable individuals such as actor and author Hill Harper. Having many influences, one of his most notable heroes is author, intellectual and speaker, Malcolm Gladwell, author of books including Outliers and David and Goliath. Anwar has his hands in many, many activities. In addition to writing, Anwar actively mentors youth, works to spread awareness of STEM careers, serves on the Board of Directors of the Friends of the David M. Brown Arlington Planetarium, serves as Treasurer for the JCSU Washington, DC Alumni Chapter, and is active in the Dave Ramsey Financial Peace Ministry at the Alfred Street Baptist Church. He also tutors in the subjects of biology, chemistry and physics. Along with his multi-talented older brother Amahl Dunbar (designer of the Big Words logos, inventor and a plethora of other things), Anwar is a “Fanboy” and really enjoys Science-Fiction and Superhero movies including but not restricted to Captain America Civil War, Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Prometheus. He is a proud native of Buffalo, NY.

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