Titlebook: Diversity and Inclusion in Latin American and Caribbean Workplaces; Experiences, Opportu Carlos Tasso Eira de Aquino,Ronald R. Rojas Book 2

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Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship: A Latin American and Caribbean Perspectivet accreditation bodies all over the world, as an effort to pursue quality and relevant content in higher education. Diversity and Inclusion is one of the most challenging topics we live today in a globalized and multi-cultured workplace. Scholarship in Diversity and Inclusion must remain at the fore

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Case Studies on the Effects of Toxic Leadership on Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace Within tg insight into the employees’ rationale for variations of tolerance and the impact on diversity and inclusion as it is applied in Latin America. Toxic leadership is a phenomenon prevalent in the organizational landscape and can lead to damaging effects on the workplace climate and the employees. The

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Life in the Margins: Harsh Reality and Challenges for the Transgender and Gender Diverse Workforce iinorities are often marginalized and invisible, even among their lesbian, gay, and bisexual community members. As a result, they often live in the margins with consistent societal pressure to conform to the heteronormative and cisgender way of life. This conformity leads to shame, invalidation of th

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Bridging the Technical and Vocational Skills Gap in the Bahamas: The Role of Gender Diversity in thee skills as important components of the competitiveness of the Bahamian economy at a time of significantly increased global competition. A case study, showing the work being done by the community college in the country as a main player in improving workforce skills, is also included in the chapter.

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Relating Gender Diversity in Top Management Positions and Innovation: Evidence from Seven Countries relevance is the lack of consensus about its true impact on organizational performance indicators. At best, there are conflicting and inconclusive results. In order to better understand the relationship between gender diversity and innovation in LAC, this chapter presents a comparative study with da

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Striving for Equity in the Educational System: A Brazilian Case StudyQuotas, for students vying for university level, government-funded institutions. Despite the government-driven initiatives, the gap in filling reserved seats for non-white students evidenced the disparate reality that for non-white students to successfully compete for those scholarships, quality edu