Inclusive hiring is more of a boon than bane
Companies must think long-term when it comes to hiring inclusively.
Singapore
ADOPTING an inclusive hiring model can influence employees to be more compassionate, proactive and inclusive, which can translate into higher financial performance for companies, said Elijah Wee, a management professor from the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington, in a keynote speech on Wednesday.
The speech addressed key preliminary findings from a research project by Prof Wee and Pan Pacific Hotels Group (PPHG) that investigated the ripple effects of an inclusive hiring policy on current employees.
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