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At #SHRM24, our I&D council shared powerful personal stories about the importance of civility and belonging in the workplace. They also discussed the strategies #SHRM employs to foster a culture of belonging within our organization. How can you become a civility catalyst in your workplace? Start with this advice from SHRM CHRO, Jim Link: "Find people in your organization--particularly those who are already good at modeling civility, inclusivity, and belonging--and ensure they get a light shined upon them for the positive behaviors that they're driving in the organization." For a free, web-based tool to facilitate civil conversations with your team, and other #CivilityAtWork resources, visit: shrm.org/civility

Jim Link

CHRO at SHRM I Human Capital Strategy I Talent Acquisition I Leadership Development I HR Tech I M&A I Future of Work

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I just want to reinforce how relevant these personal stories of civility (and incivility) are in times like these. How we treat one another, the cultures we build, and what companies tolerate will make all the difference in the weeks and months to come.

Mark Donohue

Founder, LifeGuides | Employee Wellbeing Leader | Lifetime Entrepreneur | Babson College

3w

Without civility, how do organizations thrive. This is foundational, not a "nice culture thing" to do.

Mark Christensen

People & Partnerships / Chief Superconnector | Compassionate Leadership Advocate

3w

Great Advice Jim Link ..#civilityleadership Be an example of what civility looks like in your organization and invite others to do the same!

Alvaro Ruiz

HRM, Coach & Committed to People high quality Process Improvement, analyzing personnel business challenges, problem-solving opportunities to provide top-notch customer service. jumaru3@aol.com - 214-973-6440

1w

Excellent message and very real

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