An effective inclusion audit covers several key areas, including recruitment practices, career development opportunities, workplace accommodations, representation across all levels, and the inclusivity of the workplace culture itself. It involves collecting and analyzing data through surveys, interviews, and policy reviews to provide an in-depth understanding of the current state of inclusion within the organization. By focusing on these components, businesses can gain valuable insights into how their practices and policies are experienced by diverse employee groups.
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