I’m a Human Resources executive in America with an American vision for Human Resources. Posts are my own general views/opinions & aren’t related to my employer.
@DataRepublican If any business, say a car dealership, was organizing and causing chaos resulting in property damage, injuries, and arrested employees, nobody would put up with it. They’d be fined, lose certificates of occupancy, and be run out of town. Why are these orgs allowed to do this?
@SwipeWright Woke will come back in the workplace, too. HR leaders only cite “the current administration“ and the *current* legal landscape for why they have backed off a bit on DEI. They haven’t admitted that any of it was wrong.
https://t.co/A3mM94jVU5
A reminder that DEI isn’t dead at work. The court found that they typically distinguish between training & the creation of a toxic workplace. But if they switched the races when talking about systemic issues or privilege, that clearly would not hold.🤡🤡🤡
https://t.co/TmYaCOs7tg
A reminder that DEI isn’t dead at work. The court found that they typically distinguish between training & the creation of a toxic workplace. But if they switched the races when talking about systemic issues or privilege, that clearly would not hold.🤡🤡🤡
https://t.co/TmYaCOs7tg
SHRM wants HR people to be strategic partners but don’t forget they pushed pronouns in email signatures. I don’t blame Johnny. It’s been an uphill battle for him. But they’ve pushed a lot of nonsense that has made it *less likely* that business leaders will listen to HR people.
Too often, much of the HR function is trying to get business leaders to ignore legitimate business concerns and worry about things that have nothing to do with business.
@Fair_and_Biased Yes, correct. The fact that so many people (mostly online) who can so easily be made to direct their ire at a group of people who do not deserve it is such a sad state of affairs.
Truth be told, there was no "generational coalition" in the sense he means it.
The Retard Right was never part of any "coalition." From Massie to Barnes to Ian Carroll to Jake Shields, they've always just been contrarians who attach themselves to anything they view as out of power and then continue to be contrarian once "their side" gets into power.
These people have never been interested in actually winning and governing and trying to make the country better. They just latch onto garbage like ThE ePsTiEn FiLeS that they think can be used to undercut principle members of this "coalition" they supposedly belong to. These people are not and have never been reliable, which is why Trump and his people have rightly marginalized them
@abbythelibb_ Yes! Why isn’t this painfully obvious?
These losers need to find another movement to poison. Time for them to go. They’re not conservatives.