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Free Diversity Calendar from the CIPD

By Paul Gray

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cipddiversitycalCIPD is offering a free download to HR and diversity professionals - a practical and attractive calendar, produced in association with Diversiton.  Each month includes details of all the main religious and secular dates – including bank holidays.

It can help to ensure that meetings and events are not planned for dates when key sections of the workforce or customer base cannot participate.

Visit the CIPD here to download the calendar.

 

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