Inclusive Hiring and Retention Practices Guide for Employers
In alignment with the University of Colorado Boulder’s Diversity & Inclusion Vision, Career Services encourages its employer partners to approach recruitment and retention through a diversity and inclusion lens.
This means:
- Maintaining a commitment to diversity and inclusive excellence as demonstrated through clearly defined company culture and infrastructure to support a respectful environment for all employees.
- Creating a space where employees’ identities are valued through effective communication, developed professional trust and impactful decision-making.
- Enhancing work-life experiences of employees by supporting and advocating for their emotional well-being as well as their equitable access to resources, division of work and promotion opportunities.
Our office is here to ensure you are successful in your inclusive hiring and retention goals. It’s our goal to help employers increase their allyship with the various groups on campus such as Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI); Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC); and/or the Lesbian, Gay, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual and more (LGBTQIA+) communities, among other affiliation groups.
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Getting Started
The first step in creating a plan for recruitment through a diversity and inclusion lens is to assess how your organization portrays itself to potential candidates as well as identifying internal practices that are in alignment with your organization’s image/reputation.
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Inclusive Hiring
The important piece for inclusive hiring is to show that your organization is taking a thoughtful and inclusive approach while communicating opportunities within your company.
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Retention Hiring
Employee retention and development includes establishing and committing to intentional and sustainable practices and policies that support employees to succeed in their role.
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Contact Us
Employers are encouraged to reach out to our Employer & Events Team if additional guidance is needed.
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