Workplace Diversity
A diverse workplace isn't always easy to achieve, as some locations, industries, and positions tend to attract people of certain backgrounds. To diversify the workplace, some companies [blank] a significant effort to reach out to diverse communities. For example, they might reach out to the veterans community, which includes thousands of individuals of all backgrounds, many of [blank] have solid training and experience. The explosive growth in global trade means that large corporations began sending more Americans abroad, outsourcing work [blank] other countries, and hiring non-American workers to come to the United States. Meanwhile, the Americans with Disabilities Act made it necessary for businesses to accommodate individuals with disabilities through the addition [blank] elevators, ramps, Braille signage, flexible work settings and hours, and more.
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