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Just a few years ago, diversity, equity, and inclusion programs were so in vogue that employers were racing to see who could be the fastest to implement and advertise such programs.
Now, after the UNC and Harvard cases and politicians blaming everything from bank closures to military attacks on DEI, employers are asking: Can we — and should we — implement and continue our DEI programs?
In this session, Paul Wagner, principal in the employment law firm Stokes Wagner, and Holly Lawson, Noble House’s CHRO, join Professor Dave Sherwyn to discuss what the law is, what the law will likely be, what types of DEI programs can be lawful, and how employers should navigate this evolving landscape.
Now, after the UNC and Harvard cases and politicians blaming everything from bank closures to military attacks on DEI, employers are asking: Can we — and should we — implement and continue our DEI programs?
In this session, Paul Wagner, principal in the employment law firm Stokes Wagner, and Holly Lawson, Noble House’s CHRO, join Professor Dave Sherwyn to discuss what the law is, what the law will likely be, what types of DEI programs can be lawful, and how employers should navigate this evolving landscape.