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This webinar will cover the six stages of raising awareness, implementing and measuring a successful workplace diversity program : Unmindfulness, Problematic - events occur (or don't occur), Awareness - something needs to change, Solve - what needs to change, Impact - are we experiencing the change we wanted, Mindfulness - being aware of our responsibilities and being accountable is second nature.

The OFCCP now requires all federal government contractors and subcontractors to certify that they have developed and maintained their Affirmative Action plans. A new portal will make Affirmative Action Plan compliance information more accessible to OFCCP Investigators. In this program, Ahmed Younies of HR Unlimited will discuss Affirmative Action Plan regulations, as well as how this new requirement impacts all federal government contractors.

What happens when companies stop asking “what if” but instead use employee feedback to actively shape the future of their workplace? Culture Amp analyzed research and employee survey results of thousands of companies that not only reveal what people expect from a future employer, but give answers to the questions: is hybrid work really the new normal, are employees actually asking for more communication, what does wellbeing and inclusion mean in practice? Join Culture Amp's Senior People Scientist, Erica Pachmann, to learn five compelling predictions about the future of work in 2022 made by employees. She will also discuss actions that need to be taken by culture first employers now.

As HR professionals, we are often called on to help others manage conflict or to manage the conflict directly ourselves. Many use the popular Thomas and Kilmann approach to support this type of work—but did you also know that Personality Type and Emotional Intelligence are great conflict tools as well? In this session, we will explore how you can use Personality Type or Emotional Intelligence as stand-alone approaches or in conjunction with the Thomas and Killmann to better manage conflict.