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3 Ways to Stop the Revolving Door

Millions quit during the pandemic, many of them strong talent that companies wanted to keep. Reverse this revolving door of talent with tips from LinkedIn Learning Instructor Jodi-Ann Burey.
 

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71%

of talent professionals report that achieving gender parity* at their company is a top priority.

*Source: Gender Insights Report.

 

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Creating Equal Access to Opportunities: A Journey We're Taking Together

We’re working to spot potential unfair bias and making it easier for others to do the same.

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