Happy #Juneteenth! As someone who's proactively shifting from not racist to antiracist, I've been curating resources I've found helpful in my ongoing learning and education. Here are a few. I welcome more in the replies if you have recos. 1/
Black lives matter. If you work in the field of HR, it is vital to embrace these words. You are on the front lines of ensuring our workplaces are built on equitable practices, and proactively support anti-racist policies and programs. We stand beside you in this effort. 2/
We’re launching a new anti-racism program that will be available to all HR practitioners, regardless of membership. These resources will support you with resources, templates, and DEI training tools to help you ensure you’re instilling equitable practices in your org. 3/
If there's ever been an "all hands on deck" moment for the HR community, this is it.
As #Coronavirus#COVID pandemic spreads, resources that might help HR practitioners save lives (and orgs) remain gated behind a member-only paywall. #SHRM
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I wanted to know how current @SHRM members felt about this. Monday I conducted a Twitter poll (results below) to gauge views on whether members would be upset that non-members could access these resources. 90% said no. #SHRM#coronavirushr
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I realize Twitter is an open platform and many of those responses are likely from non @SHRM members so I asked the same question in a #SHRM PHR/SPHR study group.
384 responses. Only 1 would be upset about opening these resources. #CoronavirusHR
There's much (understandable) stress in the HR community around #coronavirus#covid19. Our employees are stressed. Our leaders are looking to us for guidance. We're looking to each other - and we're helping. Here are some things we can do:
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We haven't experienced a global pandemic like this so there's no clear response playbook. We're (individually & collectively) building as we go. That why tools like the #OpenSource@googledocs on #Coronavirus comms are so important now.
I realize not all of us are in a position to do share publicly, but the more we can open up our plans to help our peers gauge how others are responding the better position we'll all be to help guide our companies and employees through this.
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