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Mitchell Services partners with organisations to cultivate diverse, inclusive and well workplaces
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Diversity & Inclusion
Audit
Inclusive leadership can drive productivity, loyalty, engagement
and motivation.
Why conduct a Diversity & Inclusion Audit?
Successful workplaces leverage diversity to create a unified and inclusive culture. Developing a deeper understanding of workplace culture and cultural differences as it applies to individuals, teams, and leaders is critical to understanding the ‘as is’ picture.
High-performing organisations recognise that the aim of diversity is not solely measuring diversity; but cultivating inclusive leadership and inclusive organisational cultures 1.
This requires organisations to examine how leaders embrace new ideas, accommodate different styles of thinking, how the organisation and leaders create a more flexible work environment, whether the organisational processes enable people to connect and collaborate, and the leadership shadows different leaders cast across the organisational culture.
The Diversity & Inclusion Audit provides a broad quantitative and qualitative understanding of diversity issues, inclusive culture, short-term & long-term opportunities.
Contact leith@mitchellservices to book a Diversity & Inclusion Audit for your organisation.
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1. Deloitte (2014). From diversity to inclusion- move from compliance to diversity as a business strategy
Audit Methodology
The Diversity & Inclusion Audit provides a broad quantitative and qualitative understanding of diversity issues, inclusive culture, short-term & long-term opportunities. The audit provides a recommendations report enabling organisations to embed the Diversity & Inclusion business case with the overall business strategic vision.
• Quantitative data
– Diversity, environmental & policy scan
– Benchmarking for relevant industry group as well as cross industry benchmarking in Australia
• Quantitative data
– Focus groups of key influencers across the organisation to understand the lived experience of diversity & inclusion. This can be scaled up or down depending on requirements.
A broad range of diversity of participants (roles, tenure, age, gender) are invited to participate.
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Figure 1: Diversity & Inclusion Audit
Quantitative review
1. Desktop review
(diversity data,
procedures &
policy)
2. Benchmarking
data
Qualitative review
1. 1:1 interviews with
key stakeholders-
30-45 min
2. Focus groups with
max 20
participants per
group- 1 hr
CULTURE
• creations of values, symbols, images and
understanding that defines the
organisation and what is valued
INTERPERSONAL
• how women & men relate to
each other
• how women and women relate
to each other
• how men and men relate to
each other
STRUCTURE
• the spatial and temporal
arrangements of work
• the rules prescribing
workplace behaviour
• the relations linking
workplaces to living places
Diversity & Inclusion Audit Recommendations
Few employers are taking a strategic whole-of-enterprise approach to Diversity & Inclusion. Mitchell Services consulting framework leverages Structural, Cultural, Interpersonal & Personal dimensions (SCIP) to address diversity & inclusion interventions. The audit is conducted against each dimension.
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Figure 2: Mitchell Services SCIP framework
PERSONAL
• the doing of masculinity and
femininity
• how socialisation can impact
individuals careers and ambitions