The YMCA of Hong Kong is delighted to announce being awarded the Elite Award in the 'Diversity & Inclusion Award, NGO Category' of the Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management (HKIHRM) HR Excellence Awards 2023/2024. Our ‘alternative hiring’ practice since 2017, through partnerships with Hong Chi Association, Christian Action's Centre for Refugees, and Mother's Choice, has provided equal opportunities for personal growth and development, nurturing fulfilling careers, and unlocking the potential of every individual, particularly those in need of employment and embarking on transformative journeys. As a receiver of this award recognises us as a preferred employer for individuals seeking an inclusive and harmonious work environment. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the [HKIHRM] Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management for the huge acknowledgement of our efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion within the workplace. Looking ahead, we remain steadfast in creating a just world and enhancing community wellbeing by offering meaningful work opportunities, to create a positive impact in the lives of many individuals, which align with our global YMCA Vision 2030! #JustWorld #MeaningfulWork #CommunityWellbeing #YMCAofHongKong #YMCAHK #HKIHRM #HRExcellenceAwards #JustWorld #CommunityWelling #worldYMCA #YMCAVision2030 #Vision2030
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🌟 Embracing Digital Inclusion: Transforming Workplaces in Port Moresby 🌟 In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, creating a digitally inclusive workplace environment is not just a choice but a necessity, especially in developing cities like Port Moresby. As the heart of Papua New Guinea's economic hub, Port Moresby holds immense potential for growth and innovation, but this can only be realized by ensuring that every individual has access to and can participate fully in the digital revolution. Digital inclusion goes beyond just providing access to technology; it's about empowering every member of the workforce to leverage digital tools and platforms effectively. By fostering a culture of digital inclusion, businesses in Port Moresby can unlock a plethora of benefits: 1️⃣ **Enhanced Productivity:** Empowering employees with digital skills enables them to streamline processes, collaborate more efficiently, and access resources readily, leading to increased productivity across the organization. 2️⃣ **Expanded Talent Pool:** Embracing digital inclusion attracts a diverse talent pool by breaking down barriers to entry and providing opportunities for individuals from all backgrounds to contribute their unique perspectives and skills. 3️⃣ **Innovation and Adaptability:** A digitally inclusive workplace cultivates a culture of innovation and adaptability, where employees feel empowered to experiment with new technologies and solutions to overcome challenges and drive growth. 4️⃣ **Community Engagement:** By prioritizing digital inclusion, businesses can actively engage with the local community in Port Moresby, offering training programs, mentorship opportunities, and resources to bridge the digital divide and foster economic empowerment. 5️⃣ **Global Competitiveness:** In an increasingly digital global economy, businesses that prioritize digital inclusion gain a competitive edge by tapping into new markets, attracting investment, and staying ahead of emerging trends. As we navigate the digital transformation journey in PNG, let's commit to creating an inclusive workplace environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive and contribute to our collective success. Together, we can harness the power of technology to drive sustainable growth, empower our workforce, and build a brighter future for all. Contact us at Strategy4Growth we support digital inclusivity in the workplace. #DigitalInclusion #PortMoresby #Innovation #Empowerment #FutureOfWork 💼🌐
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FSE Lifestyle conducts Cultural Sensitivity Workshop for the Ethnic Minorities As an international financial and services hub, the importance of cultural diversity and inclusivity in the business context is growing rapidly in Hong Kong. FSE Lifestyle believes that embracing diversity and inclusion is crucial for creating a multicultural workplace that assures sustainable employment for our workforce. We are thrilled to organize a Cultural Sensitivity Workshop in collaboration with The Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service for our HR professionals on 25th March 2024. We aim to provide them with a thorough and updated understanding towards cultural diversity and the significance of inclusivity. Our HR teams play a pivotal role in fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment for the group and the business units. During the workshop, the participants obtained insights into the cultures of the ethnic minorities (EM), learned about the potential challenges they may face in the workplace, and explored successful case studies. This workshop equipped them with the necessary skillsets and knowledge to effectively engage the EM workforce and help them settle in the business arena. By acquiring valuable insights and strategies, our HR professionals not only will be better equipped to establish inclusive policies and practices in the future, but they will also assist EM candidates and staff in overcoming current workplace obstacles. Let's collaborate to create a multicultural workplace together! #EthnicMinority #Cultural #DiversityInclusive #Employee
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Have you had a chance to read the latest report on Multicultural Australia? 🌟 Building Connections, Fostering Belonging: The Pillars of APOC 🌟 At APOC, we believe that connection and a sense of belonging are the cornerstones of a thriving multicultural community. The recent report, "Towards Fairness: A Multicultural Australia for All," reinforces these elements as crucial for fostering inclusivity and diversity in our professional spaces. Read the report : https://lnkd.in/gFPUwDSY C𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: By creating networks and opportunities for collaboration, we empower professionals of colour to share their unique perspectives and experiences, enriching our collective knowledge and innovation. B𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴: We strive to cultivate an environment where every individual feels valued and included. This sense of belonging enhances psychological well-being, reduces stress, and promotes overall mental health. I𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝘀𝗶𝘃𝗶𝘁𝘆: APOC also promotes inclusivity by bringing in speakers and attendees to learn from each other, supporting the development of cultural intelligence. These exchanges foster mutual understanding and respect, essential components for a cohesive community. We are thrilled to see this report published, reinforcing the pillars of APOC. We find it comforting to know that our efforts align with what our members have always emphasized. Join us in our mission to build a more inclusive and connected professional community in Australia. Together, we can make a difference! 🌏🤝 #APOC #MulticulturalAustralia #Inclusion #Diversity #Belonging
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