As employers mark National Inclusion Week, new guidance and research suggest that creating a sense of belonging requires more than a statement of intent. From a worker’s first day to the events designed to bring colleagues together, inclusion must be embedded throughout the employee experience.
Small, practical details can determine whether somebody feels included at work: knowing who to approach for help, understanding how decisions are made, feeling able to ask questions or having the freedom to participate in a way that suits their needs.
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