We often think of diversity in terms of gender, race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. But a broader view of diversity can include groups such as veterans, parents, working moms, employees with disabilities, and employees caring for sick or aging family members. All have unique needs that benefit from workplace recognition, respect, and support.
We will continue to promote the recognition and inclusion of such groups through open, honest communication to drive equity for our employees, their families, and the communities we serve.
We want to create a culture where people’s differences are not only accepted but valued. A culture where everybody can be their 100% authentic self. A culture where everybody feels they belong and are appreciated. A culture built on a real appreciation for diverse perspectives.