NEW POLL: ATTITUDES ON DIVERSITY IN US WORKPLACES SHOW SIGNIFICANT DIVISIONS BY RACE, GENDER, POLITICAL AFFILIATION
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America’s workplaces are on the leading edge of the US becoming a more pluralistic nation — offering greater exposure to diversity than what individuals may experience in their home and social interactions and staffed by people who want their employers to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace, a Taft Communications and Rutgers-Eagleton Poll State of Diversity® public opinion survey of American workers finds.
This general consensus, though, masks deep divisions according to race, gender, age, education and other categories – not least of which is political affiliation.
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