HRchat Podcast Ways HR is Failing to Address Racial Equity in the Workplace with A.J. Ali
In this HRchat episode, we consider some ways that HR is falling short in addressing racial equity issues in the workplace and the changing the focus of healthcare in America from sickness to wellness. We also preview the NAAAHR Conference happening in May.
Bill's guest this time is A.J. Ali, Founder & CEO at L.O.V.E. Is The Answer, a 2022 Joseph R. Biden Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree, U.S. Air Force Service Disabled Veteran, and Lifetime Member & Strategic Partner, National Association of African Americans in Human Resources
Questions Include:
- Where is HR falling short in addressing racial equity issues in the workplace?
- Why should HR professionals care about improving police-community relations and reimagining public safety?
- How important is it for HR and Corporate Social Responsibility professionals to work hand in hand?
- You're presenting at NAAAHR Conference in May. Tell me about your session and the hoped-for learning outcomes
- How effective has the NAAAHR-L.O.V.E. Is The Answer national strategic partnership been, and where do you see it heading in the future?
Register for the NAAAHR Conference here.
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