One More Time: Why Diversity Leads To Better Team Performance
Blog, Corporate Culture, Fairness, Human Rights, Leadership
Diversity has several established benefits to team performance.
Discussions on diversity in the workplace can be heated and contentious. All too often, we see attitudes toward diversity in the workplace shift like a pendulum, as the explosion…
Where Business Needs To Step Up On Human Rights In 2024
Blog, Compliance & Ethics Programs, Ethics Pays, Human Rights
Business needs to step up to protect human rights.
In an increasingly unstable and polarized world, far too many governments are unwilling or unable to protect their own people, undermining core human rights. As a result, global companies…
Workplace Political Polarization
Corporate Culture, Human Rights, Personality & Personnel, Political Polarization, Practitioner, Professor, Research Summaries, Researcher
Political polarization in the United States is increasing more rapidly than among other democratic-style governments (Brown University, 2020; Pew Research, 2014) and becoming more problematic in terms of workplace civility and productivity…
Why Companies Need To Defend Their Diversity Policies
Blog, Human RightsWhile the Supreme Court’s rejection of affirmative action last month in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard was focused on admissions in higher education, conservative activists are already mobilizing to extend their victory into the business world.
Why the PGA Tour Should Not Help Distract from Saudi Arabia’s Human Rights Abuses
Blog, Human RightsThe PGA Tour has handed over the keys to its kingdom, in this instance to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The 10-Year Legacy of the Deadly Rana Plaza Collapse
Blog, Corporate Culture, Human RightsThe haunting images of Rana Plaza are still seared in our consciousness.
Why the Biden Administration Needs to Preserve the Right to Asylum
Blog, Human Rights, LawImmigration policy has become a third rail in U.S. politics, especially for Democrats who have been cast unfairly as indifferent to border security and even supportive of “open borders.”
To Meet Global Cobalt Demand, Companies Must Reform Mining Practices in the Congo
Blog, Human RightsOn a recent visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Pope Francis condemned the large companies from the West and China that mine the poor country’s abundant mineral resources.
Business and Human Rights: Key Challenges for 2023
Blog, Human RightsIn the United States and worldwide, events in the last year have eroded protections of human rights, creating greater responsibilities for leading global companies.
The Tim Ferriss Show with Jon Haidt
Blog, Human Rights, Podcast
https://youtu.be/elo89pPREYE
In this episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, Jonathan Haidt joins host Tim Ferriss to discuss moral relativism, how to understand human rights, Jon's LSD experience, how safe spaces and character cancellation took…