"diverse work environment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a workplace that includes people from different backgrounds, cultures, and demographics. Example: "Our company prides itself on promoting a diverse work environment, where employees from various ethnicities and genders feel valued and respected."
This organization has actively engaged in ensuring a diverse work environment and affording equal opportunity to each of our employees".
The agency would not comment on the complaint, but said that it had worked hard to create a diverse work environment.
The index would be embedded in the parameters for stakeholder decision-making and provide financial incentives for corporations to sustain a more diverse work environment.
But women in the industry, many of whom have also worked in London and New York, say India provided the right combination of supportive, mostly male, managers and a diverse work environment that did not require them to be "one of the boys" to succeed.
And younger people now expect a far more open and diverse work environment.
I was able to hire and work alongside some of the brightest, most accomplished engineers on the planet in a truly diverse work environment.
It was exciting to participate in this day-long plenary session and to discuss our collective commitment to increasing women's access to graduate management programs and to preparing our students to succeed in diverse work environments by leading by example around issues of equity and inclusion within our respective organizations.
Currently, U.S. employers reportedly spend up to $300 million a year on "diversity training" to help their unprepared employees learn the critical skills needed to succeed in diverse work environments.
Principal research needs concern optimal levels of worker aggregation for exposure assignment, historical extrapolation, study of diverse work environments, and integration of residential and occupational exposure in the same study.
