The Legal DEI Project

Presidential Executive Orders (EO) are directives for federal agencies and do not change existing federal laws, which are enacted by Congress. As such, recent executive orders targeting what is labeled as "illegal DEI" have not altered the  legal obligations of employers to prevent and address discrimination.  However, recent political rhetoric and Presidential (EO) have created confusion, causing many private sector companies and/or HR directors to suspend their DEI initiatives and/or seek costly legal guidance. 

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Achieving DEI Goals Without DEI Programs

This Harvard Business Review article highlights how increases in  diversity have occurred organically in some companies  as a result of  implementing innovations designed to improve performance. (Walmart, IBM, GAP, Amazon, Oracle).  

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Remote Work Statistics and Trends for 2025

Robert Half research indicates that fully on-site roles are continuing to trend downward as hybrid options rise. Overall, employers are more likely to offer hybrid work arrangements than remote work options to employees at all levels.

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Managing Gen Z at Work: 9 Strategies and Tips for Today’s Leaders

As Generation Z (born 1997-2012) emerges as the fastest-growing segment of the workforce—expected to make up 30% of the U.S. workforce within the next five years (Source: NACE, aligned with U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data)—it’s crucial for HR and business leaders to understand their distinct traits and expectations. This knowledge isn’t just valuable; it’s a necessity for driving engagement, improving retention, and ensuring long-term organizational success.

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