The UMass Center for Employment Equity (CEE) conducts research on workplace equity, disseminating results to scholars, the public, policymakers, and the media.
If you want respectful workplaces that can recruit and retain young talent read this coverage of latest CEE research by our funder Annie E. Casey Foundation-- https://t.co/ZWvTeIajxi
CEE research on pregnancy discrimiantion used to defend Nina Jankowicz and school Brian Kilmeade at Fox and Friends @CarlyJMcCann @wiczipedia@anna_rapp_
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Reyna Orellana and I conducted multiple focus groups with workforce development professionals – people who help employers find workers and young adults find jobs – and catalog ten typical mistakes employers make, often over and over again.
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CEE director Tomaskovic-Devey @DonTD_tweets comments on California’s ruling against board quotas and the halting march toward equality https://t.co/5wBaZxuyCy via @quartzatwork
I'm delighted to share our new blog post discussing how to train models that do not propagate discrimination and introducing Fair and eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (FaX AI), based on our research recently accepted for publication at @FAccTConference
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Great use of EEOC data and strong reporting. Not separate, still not equal: Pressure grows on America’s companies to fix failures of the past https://t.co/ZxEmNehr5y via @usatoday
@VincentRoscigno and @JillYavorsky1 show that we should be studying gendered inequalities in access to dignity at work. You should read this. https://t.co/r053f116GZ
@Eileen__Peters and Silva Melzer have a great relational inequality paper on immigrant native workpalce wage gap variation out yesterday in Work & Occupations. https://t.co/h0N4i03mHU
NEW: B/w 2018 and 2020, Google had a secret anti-union project described by an executive as an initiative to “convince [employees] that unions suck."
Part of this project included having a "respected voice" pen an anti-union oped about tech worker unions.
https://t.co/RGHBoUui6b
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned employment discrimination due to race, color, religion, sex, & national origin. Has it achieved its goals? @CEE_UMass tracks progress toward equitable diversity in workplaces. Learn more from exec director @DonTDtweets. https://t.co/hldqG3WtuB