
Transcending Cultural and Racial Diversity in the Workplace
The debate and discussion on why companies should concern themselves with diversity and that diversity with all its’ intricacies is fast gathering momentum in corporates and board room discussions. Diversity-conscious organizations would say that companies should not discriminate because discrimination is ethically, morally, and legally wrong. This view has been forged strongly with another modern-day view, one which says with conviction that a diverse workforce increases organizational effectiveness. It also boosts employee morale, facilitates access to new marketplaces, and enhances productivity. The modern perspective has a new added tinge which claims that diversity is good for business. Ironically though while many initiatives are being undertaken in the name of diversity inclusion in organizations, rarely have large leaps been registered in








