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KPMG | How can unconscious bias training lead to more open workplaces?

How can unconscious bias training lead to more open workplaces?

This Daily Comment piece takes a look at unconscious bias in the workplace, and how KPMG is tackling it with a new training plan. It includes:

  • Detail on what unconscious bias is – and stats showcasing its prevalence in workplaces

  • A look at new training being launched by KPMG – with insights from the CPO on the importance of a diverse & inclusive businesses.

  • Legal insight on how training can lead to more inclusive workplaces.

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