Sentence examples for equitable working environments from inspiring English sources
"The momentum of MIT's research-based changes has helped women scientists and engineers at universities around the world advocate for equitable working environments that enable them to thrive". 1999 report: "A Study on the Status of Women Faculty in Science at MIT".
Encouraging employees and especially women to ask for more time when they need it, could provide a simple solution to reducing burn out and creating more equitable work environments.
Every individual step contributes towards closing the gender gap and creating equitable work environments for everyone.
While many have written substantively about what women and women of color can do to help each other and "lean in" in the workplace, there's been little focus on the important role men play in creating equitable work environments.
Paid sick leave and maternity leave as well as flex time are the beginning of creating a more equitable work environment.
It isn't on you alone to change your work culture, but it often takes the voices and perspectives of people like you to incite employers to consider how they can create a more equitable work environment.
"In addition to creating an equitable work environment, equal opportunities for men and women contributes to improving companies' financial results.
The company operates on a for-profit basis and provides an engaging and equitable work environment for its owners, employees, and contractors.
In any case, it is clear that at least one CHW team was able to navigate the varied roles to create a more equal and equitable work environment.
From Cambodia, we received images of male nurses being trained alongside female nurses, caring for children in a Cambodian hospital that prides itself in promoting a more equitable work environment.
The 2008 Kampala Declaration of the Global Health Workforce Alliance points to the need "to assure adequate incentives and an enabling and safe working environment for effective retention and equitable distribution of the health workforce" [[ 2]:10].
