Diversity: Walmart
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Wal-Mart's organizational diversity is explored.
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Wal-Mart is an organization that has used diversity and inclusion as part of their extreme success. While many people, and even organizations look at embracing diversity as something they have to do, Wal-Mart seems to have truly taken hold of it and made it a core part of their business that is embedded in all that they do. The diversity begins even at the supplier level. Wal-Mart's "Supplier Diversity Program" was established to make women and minority-owned businesses part of their supply network. They also maintain a "Supplier Diversity Internal Steering Committee" that strives to increase the number of minority and women-owned ...
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