The Employee View – Why Inclusion Feeds Belonging and Retention
Employees are the heartbeat of any organization. Their lived experience of inclusion—or lack of it—directly affects engagement, performance, and retention. For employees, D&I is deeply personal and profoundly professional.
The Employee Perspective
A truly inclusive workplace allows employees to bring their full selves to work. When individuals feel seen, valued, and heard, job satisfaction increases. Employees are more likely to stay, grow, and advocate for their employer. On the flip side, lack of inclusion leads to disengagement and attrition. Financial and HR professionals understand that retaining diverse talent reduces recruitment costs and enhances internal culture stability.
Inclusion isn’t a trend—it’s a workplace necessity. Ready to create an environment where every employee thrives? Let’s start the conversation.
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