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An Overview of the Dignity of the Worker Framework and its application to additional current HR hot topics, including AI and Return to Office Policies.
The Dignity of the Worker Framework offers an alternative approach to typical DEI programs, emphasizing the inherent dignity of every employee, regardless of skin color, religion, gender, race, etc. Rooted in age-old Catholic social teachings to address hot topics in HR, its teachings are universally applicable, regardless of religion or affiliation.
Together, we’ll explore the social teachings that make this framework so functional:
Using this dignity-centered HR Framework, we’ll go beyond theory to explore three concepts that can be used address hot topics in HR:
With a strong foundation of the framework in place, we’ll focus on the how-to of implementing the framework through some key hot topics in HR today:
Tracy Phillips is an Assistant Professor at The Busch School of Business at The Catholic University of America where her focus is on the Human Resource Specialization (People and Organizations) under the area of Strategy, Management and Operations. In addition, she serves as part-time Leadership Consultant with The Catholic Leadership Institute.
Tracy has over twenty years as a consultant specializing in human resources, training & employee development, management development, leadership development and organization development. As a consultant and owner of TMP Solutions, LLC, she has experience in many industries – small, medium, and large, yet her sweet spot is small, entrepreneurial companies. She enjoys the challenge of building the human resource function, processes, and systems from the ground up.
Tracy holds a master’s degree in Training and Organization Development from Saint Joseph’s University and an undergraduate degree in Psychology (I/O) from The Pennsylvania State University. Tracy is CP certified from SHRM and is an active member of SHRM. Aside from her responsibilities at Busch and CLI, she serves as a director on her local school board.
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