Discrimination/Disparate Impact Issues Faced by Employers with DEI Programs
In today’s world, diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”) programs are not just nice-to-have HR initiatives or something to place on the company’s website. Studies demonstrate such programs can directly impact a company's bottom line. Companies with a more diverse workplace and successful DEI programs are not just seen as a more desirable employer, they also outperform their competitors and achieve greater profits. Research shows diverse workforces typically produce greater innovations, generate higher profits, increase return on investments, reduce turnover, and enhance employee morale.
Employers seeking to diversify their workforces must be cautious of the potential legal risks that may arise and bring challenges to even the most well-meaning employer. This webinar discusses relevant legal framework applicable to DEI efforts. Specifically, we will discuss potential risks and best practices employers face when striving to diversify their workforces.
Alejandro will present for 60 minutes regarding the above topic. We devote the remainder of the time to Q&A and information regarding TASC's services.
This course is not eligible for SHRM or HRCI credits.
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Alejandro Pérez is an associate in the Phoenix, Arizona, office of Ogletree Deakins. His practice is devoted to representing management in a wide array of workplace law matters, from prevention and compliance issues to litigation. In his litigation practice, Alejandro defends employers in state and federal courts against discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage and hour, and wrongful termination, and other claims arising out of the employment relationship. He also represents employers in disputes involving restrictive covenants, non-compete agreements, and employment agreements.
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