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Empowering women in leadership through practical DEI
Many total rewards decisions once followed a templated approach that met many basic needs, but often overlooked the concerns of specific populations. Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) related to pay, health and career are essential to today’s workforce and require a more nuanced focus. Marginalized employees, including women, come into their own and perform at their best when they’re treated equitably based on policies, practices and cultural experiences.
Empowering Women in Leadership Through Practical DEI | Gallagher USA
Authors: Many total rewards decisions once followed a templated approach that met many basic needs, but often overlooked the concerns of specific populations. Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) related to pay, health and career are essential to today's workforce and require a more nuanced focus. Marginalized employees, including women, come into their own and perform at their best when they're treated equitably based on policies, practices and cultural experiences.
TBM volunteer teams bring hope to Marshall Fire survivors
Leah Reynolds Share this article Two weeks after the Marshall Fire ravaged Boulder County, Colo., more than 30 Texas Baptist Men disaster relief volunteers suited up and went to work, sifting through the ashes to bring hope to survivors. TBM fire recovery teams have helped more than 100 families in Colorado reclaim possessions from their homesites. (Sadie Jane Photos) The Dec. 30 wind-fueled fire burned more than 6,000 acres of land and destroyed 1,100 homes in less than 24 hours.
TBM Builders rebuild church gym a hurricane destroyed
Leah Reynolds Share this article ROCKPORT—More than four years after Hurricane Harvey, Rockport still is recovering from storm damage. But thanks to Texas Baptist Men Builders, one church’s recovery is much closer now than just a few months ago. When Hurricane Harvey struck the Texas Gulf Coast in 2017, Rockport took a direct hit. The storm crawled through the state at a sluggish 5 mph, wreaking havoc in its path with powerful wind, heavy rains and even tornadoes.
TBM mission team answers prayer for respite ministry
Leah Reynolds Share this article Rocking chairs on a wrap-around porch, a white picket fence, cozy beds and delicious homemade meals are just a few of the amenities a weary ministry leader can find at Cornerstone Lodge in Scurry, southwest of Kaufman. For the past 16 years, the three-story, eight-bedroom home nestled in the beautiful countryside has hosted countless ministry leaders and individuals in need of respite.
With Employees Losing Trust in Employers, It’s Time to Hit the Reset Button on Talent
While the economic recovery has been anything but straightforward over the last few months, overall outlooks for 2021 remain relatively optimistic. One projection foresees 73 million hires taking place by the end of the year. But there’s a complication. As the economy opens up, many employees are considering changing jobs. Why? Because they’ve lost faith in their bosses.
Disaster Recovery prepares to respond to Van tornado destruction
A deadly tornado, which struck the Texas town of Van Sunday, May 10, has affected 204 total homes. Texas Baptists Disaster Recovery (TBDR) is on the ground assessing damage and preparing to begin volunteer mobilization. According to the Red Cross, 62 homes were destroyed, 56 made inhabitable, 41 received minor damage, and 45 were otherwise affected. There were two fatalities and 56 residents were injured.
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