Allyship Is the Key to Workplace Inclusion According to Our Research

Melinda Briana Epler
Tech Inclusion
Published in
4 min readDec 13, 2021

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Study Shows Employees Who Have at Least One Ally at Work Are Nearly Twice as Likely to Be Satisfied with Their Jobs

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SAN FRANCISCO, December 13, 2021 — In a time marked by staggering inequity, economic uncertainty, and employment volatility, allyship for historically marginalized people is the key to workplace inclusion, according to a research…

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