Tags Share Economic dignity and the safety to discuss it are at the core of workplace dignity, as compensation (salary, bonuses, etc.) is principally tied to the dignity-honoring elements of recognition, inclusion, and fairness. Employees should be paid equally for equal work in similar roles. Subjective factors that affect compensation should be reduced wherever possible,…
Tags Share Thoughtful and inclusive benefits signal the value an employer places on an employee’s labor, beyond day-to-day recognition and compensation. They can generate a sense of inclusion, recognition, fairness, and safety—all of which promote dignity. And they provide crucial security (such as health insurance and paid leave), notably in times of unexpected external or…
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