• “Making Work Fair” with Siri Chilazi, Leading Gender Equality & DEI Researcher, Co-Author of 'Make Work Fair’

  • Jan 28 2025
  • Length: 40 mins
  • Podcast

“Making Work Fair” with Siri Chilazi, Leading Gender Equality & DEI Researcher, Co-Author of 'Make Work Fair’

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  • How can we make work more fair?

    Why should fairness be embedded in all core HR processes?

    My guest on this episode is Siri Chilazi, Leading Gender Equality & DEI Researcher, Co-Author of 'Make Work Fair’

    During our conversation Siri and I discuss:

    • Why fairness in the workplace creates better outcomes for both the organization and the individual.
    • Why it's more effective to focus on changing behaviors and systems rather than attempting to debias people.
    • Why fairness is a collective responsibility, not just for HR professionals.
    • The importance of fairness should be embedded in every core HR process.
    • Why transparency is a key enabler of ensuring fairness in the workplace.

    Connecting with Siri:

    Connect with Siri Chilazi on LinkedIn or visit her Siri’s website

    Learn more about her new book, Making Work Fair

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