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What Your Company Can Do to Promote Diversity and Inclusivity

  • Written by Shan Ge

Turning a profit is the ultimate objective of all companies. To achieve that goal, enterprises typically focus on ways to maximize customer satisfaction and control the prices of their products. However, if your business strategy doesn't include optimizing the employee experience, you don't have a winning strategy.

One of the things companies have learned in recent years is that employee satisfaction matters. After all, your team members are the ones who interact directly with the customers and are the link between your brand and the general public. If you want to put your best foot forward, you have to take care of your staff. Continue reading to get some tips to help you create the ideal company culture.

Foster a company culture of employee engagement.

As you may have guessed from the subtitle, employee engagement is one of the most key factors in your company's success. Your staff knows your business as well as you do, but they can provide you with information you can only get from being on the ground floor. Companies with a high level of engagement find it easier to implement changes and optimize best practices.

Putting together an effective employee engagement strategy is harder than it sounds. However, by partnering with the right consultants, you can create an entirely new culture of engaged employees. If you want to create a culture of engagement and higher productivity, it starts with making your team members feel like the valued assets they are. A consultancy agency can help you solve challenges like job satisfaction, employee retention, and other key factors that significantly affect business outcomes.

Provide opportunities for career advancement.

One of the leading causes of disengagement in companies is a lack of opportunities for career advancement. No one wants to be stuck in the same position and locked in at the same wages for their entire career. However, by providing a pathway to career success, you can improve company morale and bring the best out of your team.

Malliha Wilson is a prime example of what someone can achieve when they're allowed to realize their potential. After graduating from the Osgoode Hall Law School at York University, Malliha went on to serve as special counsel to the Native Affairs Secretariat of the Ontario Government. She would eventually become the first visible minority to serve as the Assistant Deputy Attorney General of the Government of Ontario.

These days, Malliha serves as senior counsel for the law firm she helped found, Nava Wilson LLP. Not everyone in your company will go on to become entrepreneurs, but you can significantly increase job satisfaction by providing them with a way to pull themselves up through the ranks.

Prioritize diversity.

In recent years, companies that struggle with inclusion have also struggled to expand their consumer base. That's because consumers are applying their social awareness to their buying choices.

If your company struggles to connect with minorities, whether it be in hiring or marketing campaigns, you should consider bringing in a chief diversity officer. Chief diversity officers help companies build bridges with their local communities, especially underserved ones.

A diversity officer can help your company institute an action plan to find talent in diverse communities. Furthermore, they can help you develop outreach programs that increase interest in your company from prospective new hires and consumers.

Social responsibility is more important than ever to businesses and consumers. The higher employee satisfaction is on your company's list of priorities, the better it will be for your company. After all, the employee experience is one of the most key factors in the customer experience.

By encouraging employee engagement, providing opportunities for career advancement, and partnering with the right organizations, you can build a socially conscious brand. If your team members are fully on board with your company objectives, nothing can stop your business from growing.

How to Prepare your Business for the Next Lockdown

  • Written by NewsServices.com
Delivery services are increasingly important

Business owners from all over Australia are becoming increasingly restless amid the crisis meetings, snap lockdowns in Melbourne, and rise of the delta variant across the country. The cases are rising, and they are going along with the mounting business foreclosures. The pandemic has taken the world by storm and Australian business owners and entrepreneurs are looking for ways to adapt for a potential next lockdown.

So, what can you do and how can you prepare?


Advice for Business Owners Throughout Australia Given the Present COVID-19 Measures

The pandemic is a huge challenge for our personal lives and for our businesses. It’s a massive obstacle to all sizes of businesses across industries in Australia. However, just like another complex problem, it can also be solved if you have a strategy in place and if you’re well-prepared for any lockdown in advance.

Paradigm shifts are key to business survival and growth in these trying times. Don’t shy away from overhauls, diversification, or new policies if it helps you keep your doors open.

Here are some pieces of advice to help you brace for another lockdown’s impact:

  1. Review (or create) a COVID-19 lockdown resistance plan. If you had a lockdown plan in the past or had to cope in a certain way, then notice what went wrong and what could’ve been improved for the next round. There’s no promise that the next lockdowns will be the same as the previous ones, but there’s no reason to believe that they won’t be similar either. Essentially, you’re supposed to research and figure out a way to respond to future lockdowns.

  2. Estimate your financial standing in the case of a prolonged lockdown. This will save you from any surprises or discovering major economic hardships as they unfold.

  3. Is your business dependent on supply chains? Well, then it might be a good idea to assess the potential damage your business can suffer if the supply chain is disrupted. Talk in advance to all parties involved and ensure you can maintain a supply chain, no matter how negligible, just to get by during a lockdown.

  4. Strengthen your online presence to stay relevant during another shutdown of physical shops and brick and mortar establishments.

Additionally, many service providers are now working round the clock to serve struggling clients. Digital marketing firms are becoming increasingly necessary. For example, HillTopBazaar comes to mind. They've recently upped their game and improved the value provided in all their packages and services.


Create a Delivery System


An ever-increasing number of businesses are going the delivery route and that may be viable for your business. It is easier for some, such as restaurants, which can essentially shutter down and keep delivering. For others, though, it can be very difficult, such as brick and mortar businesses that depend solely on footfall.

However, often, there’s a way to deliver or provide your service remotely. You just need to look around, or perhaps dive a little deeper. Alternatively, diversifying into a related offering or industry altogether that can do with deliveries and remote service might be a terrific idea. It can actually save a business from accumulating losses and debt.

Focus on Digital Marketing and Online Advertising

Digital advertising is truly the way to go forward. Michael Ross, Business Development Director of the digital marketing firm HillTopBazaar recently said in an interview that more and more Australian businesses are transforming into digital brands, some even overnight.

With online advertising you can reach your target customer easily and more effectively. A digital marketing plan can fill in the gaps in your current advertising or marketing strategy. You can earn big with little investment, especially if your competitors aren’t leveraging digital marketing seriously.

The pandemic is bad. But if you’re able to move your business online and promote it using digital marketing techniques such as online advertising, robust branding, lead generation, and so on, then you can be sure that your business will brace through the worst of the lockdowns.

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