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What are the Key Practices that STEM & Manufacturing based Companies are Deploying to Drive Improvements in the Diversity of their Workforce?

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Executive Summaries on Current HR Topics (ILRHR 6640)
Author
Hackett, Alison
Abstract

Studies have shown that approximately 67% of U.S. manufacturing companies are currently facing a worker shortage. This rate is dramatically higher than that of other private firms in the U.S. (See Appendix A). Subsequently there has been a huge push to recruit and advance female employees, which have been historically underrepresented. In order to do so, it is strongly encouraged that companies follow a strategy of Attract, Develop, Engage and Retain (A.D.E.R.) and employ as many best practices as possible.

Date Issued
2015-04-01
Keywords
human resources
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science
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technology
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engineering
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mathematics
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STEM
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manufacturing
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diversity
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female leaders
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