Index

Shalini Garg (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, India)

HR Initiatives in Building Inclusive and Accessible Workplaces

ISBN: 978-1-83867-612-4, eISBN: 978-1-83867-611-7

Publication date: 2 December 2019

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Garg, S. (2019), "Index", HR Initiatives in Building Inclusive and Accessible Workplaces, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 155-163. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83867-611-720191010

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INDEX

Accessible information
, 34–35

Accessible technology
, 33

Accessible workplace
, 34

Accessible workspace
, 34

Administrative barriers
, 31–32

Advantages of workplace inclusion
, 10–12

inclusion contributing positively to sales, customers, and profits
, 10

inclusion providing a wide talent pool
, 11–12

lack of inclusive practice within organization
, 11–12

non-profit organizations
, 11

Affinity and employee resource (ERG) groups
, 110–112

Affinity groups. See Employee resource groups (ERGs)

Age, disparities based on
, 21

Age discrimination in employment
, 29

Age diversity, training manual guide for
, 126–129

flexible work design
, 129

health care benefits and medical facilities
, 129

learning, training, and career development
, 128

organizational drivers for
, 128

recruitment
, 128

tips for inclusion of age-old workforce
, 127

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
, 2

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
, 53

Architectural barriers
, 32

Architectural Barriers Act in 1968
, 2

Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 39–41

Assistive technology (AT)
, 34, 39–41

Assistive technology services (ATS) framework
, 39–41

Astigmatic visions, talent leaders applying
, 16

ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) council
, 47

Attitudinal barriers
, 31

Authentic leaders’ characteristics
, 49

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
, 56–57

Average variant extracted (AVE)
, 68, 89

Baby Boomers
, 15, 28, 29, 30

Behavioural diversity
, 38–39

inclusion of
, 39

Benefits of inclusion and accessibility training
, 104

Benefits of inclusive workplace
, 10

Biases and prejudices
, 8–9

Bootstrapping technique
, 93

Business resource groups. See Employee resource groups (ERGs)

Business Sense
, 45

Case study
, 133–135, 136–137, 138–139

hypothetical cases
, 133

Challenges and strategies for promoting inclusion at workplace
, 7–9

biases and prejudices
, 8–9

employees, resistance from
, 8

Challenges and the paradoxes at organizational level in the practice of inclusion
, 15–16

focus and vision, lack of
, 16

gender identity inclusion at workplace
, 16

incompetence of HR policies and practices
, 15

talent leaders applying astigmatic visions
, 16

Civil Rights Act of 1964
, 1–2

Civil Rights movement
, 2

Coefficient of determination
, 96

Cognitive and behavioural diversity, inclusion of
, 39

Cognitive diversity
, 38–39

inclusion of
, 39

Communication
, 20, 48

Communication barriers
, 8–9, 32

Competitive advantage
, 14, 22, 55

Compliance-based climate
, 41–42

Compliance with initiative
, 51

Course developers
, 120

Creating inclusive organizational environment
, 9

Cronbach’s alpha and composite reliability
, 89

Cronbach’s alpha reliability method
, 66

Cultural diversity
, 36–37

benefits
, 36

challenges
, 36

HR’s initiative in building inclusive workplace for
, 37

Data analysis and interpretation

demographic profile
, 86–87

findings
, 98–99

partial least squares–structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM)
, 85

results and discussion
, 88–98

measurement model
, 88–92

model fit summary
, 97–98

structural model analysis
, 93–96

sample description
, 85–88

Department of Housing and Urban Development
, 2

Designs for all
, 3

Disability

barriers to
, 31–32

administrative barriers
, 31–32

architectural barriers
, 32

attitudinal barriers
, 31

communication barriers
, 32

programmatic barriers
, 32

categories of
, 31

definition of
, 30–31

discrimination
, 31

Disabled workforce, HR’s initiative in the inclusion of
, 32–33

Discriminant validity
, 73, 89

Diverse age group employees, communicating with
, 29

Diverse age group project teams, creating
, 30

Diverse generations and their core characteristics
, 28

Diverse workforce
, 13–14

Diversity
, 19

classification of
, 19

importance of
, 22

managing
, 19–20

origin of
, 1–2

Diversity Climate
, 45–47

and Employee Perception, relationship between
, 75, 95

Diversity management
, 7

in India
, 4

Easter Seals Research Foundation
, 2

Effective managers
, 20

Effect size, estimation of
, 77–80

Employee perception
, 56–59

Employee Relations

and Accessibility, relationship between
, 75, 95

and Diversity Climate, relationship between
, 75, 95

and Employee Perception, relationship between
, 75, 95

and Inclusion Climate, relationship between
, 75

Employee relations
, 54–55

Employee resource groups (ERGs)
, 55

Employee resources/affinity groups
, 110–112

Employees, resistance from
, 8

Employees, training and development for

to promote inclusion
, 10

Employment challenges and opportunities
, 53–54

Employment opportunity
, 6–7

in India
, 4

Endogenous variable
, 64

Equality
, 1, 2–3, 12

Equal Opportunities

and Accessibility, relationship between
, 75, 95

and Diversity Climate, relationship between
, 77, 95

and Employee Perception, relationship between
, 77, 95

and Inclusion Climate, relationship between
, 77, 95

Ethnicity, race and
, 20–21

Executive Order 9981
, 1

Exogenous variable
, 64

Female workforce
, 45–46

Fit, assessment of
, 74–77

Flexible work design, for old-age workers
, 129

Focus and vision, lack of
, 16

Gender
, 21

Gender-biased behaviour
, 26–27

career advancement, prohibiting
, 26–27

glass ceiling
, 26

glass cliff for senior positions
, 27

labyrinth
, 27

personal questions during interviews
, 26

position offers, discrimination in
, 26

pregnancy discrimination
, 26

promotional barrier
, 26

sticky floor condition
, 26–27

unequal wage rate and salary structure
, 26

wrongful terminations
, 26

Gender diversity
, 24–28

discrimination against transgender people in employment
, 25

HR initiatives towards inclusion of
, 27–28

hiring
, 27

promotion
, 27

for transgender
, 27–28

in the organizational perspective
, 25

transgender
, 25

Gender identity inclusion at workplace
, 16

Generational diverse workforce

HR’s initiatives in building inclusive workplace of
, 29–30

Generational diversity at workplace
, 28

Gen X
, 28, 30

Gen Y
, 29–30

Glass ceiling
, 26

Glass cliff for senior positions
, 27

Global perspective, inclusive workplace in
, 23

Goodness-of-fit (GoF)
, 74–75, 97

Hard costs
, 12

Health care benefits and medical facilities, for old-age workers
, 129

Health-focused leadership
, 49

Heterogeneous teams
, 13

Hiring
, 27

History of accessibility practices at the workplace
, 2

HRM practices
, 52–53

Hypothetical cases
, 133

Implementation of accessible and inclusive workplace
, 12–13

economic aspect
, 12

market case prospect
, 13

moral/social justice aspect
, 12

results case prospect
, 13

Inclusion Climate

and Employee Perception, relationship between
, 77, 95

value of
, 79

Inclusion model–based training
, 109

Inclusion-related change, helping employees to embrace
, 29–30

Inclusion scenario
, 6–7

Inclusion training, approach of
, 107

Inclusive climate
, 47–50

Inclusive HR practices
, 23

Inclusive organizational design
, 3

Incompetence of HR policies and practices
, 15

India and inclusive HRM practices
, 3–5

Indian Constitution
, 4

Industrial Revolution
, 14

Integrated pyramidal business model

for inclusion and accessibility in diverse organizations
, 39–41

mapping organizational climate on the scale of inclusion and exclusion with respect to
, 41–43

Intellectual disabilities, learning and
, 21

Job satisfaction of PwDs
, 57

Kirkpatrick’s classic model
, 80

Labyrinth
, 27

Lack of inclusive practice within organization
, 11–12

Language
, 21

Latent variable
, 67, 68

Leadership

health-focused
, 49

top management
, 50

transformational
, 49–50

Learning and intellectual disabilities
, 21

Learning tools and training programmes, upgrading
, 30

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ)
, 1–2, 16, 22, 35, 50

module for inclusion of genders with specific reference to
, 114–116

sample activity for building sensitivity towards
, 117–119

Life span design
, 3

Link inclusion and accessibility to evaluation of performance with scorecard
, 110

Make in India initiative
, 4–5

Managers
, 20, 109

Marital status
, 21–22, 38

inclusion of marital status–based diversity
, 38

Massive open online courses (MOOC)
, 79, 80–82, 120–123

Mature workforce
, 29

Metrics, use of

to measure performance
, 109

Migratory workforce

sample activity for building sensitivity towards
, 129, 131

training manual guide for inclusion of
, 129

Multi-collinearity
, 89–92

Multinational corporations
, 7

in India
, 4–5

Need of HR practices for inclusive and accessible workplace
, 13–15

to meet global environment changes, recruit and harmonize diverse workforce
, 13–14

relating with global customers and increasing market opportunities
, 14–15

Nixon administration
, 1–2

Non-profit organizations
, 11

NSSO (National Sample Survey Organisation)
, 4

Old-age group employees
, 9

Organizational climate
, 56

Organizational culture in India
, 4–5

Organizational level, inclusion at
, 22–23

Orientation training programs
, 9

PANGEA platform
, 52

Partial least squares–structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM)
, 85

People management
, 3–4, 6

Performance, use of metrics to measure
, 109

Personal assistance services (PAS)
, 58–59

Persons with disabilities (PwDs)
, 47, 50, 56, 57, 61

attitudes of employers and coworkers towards
, 58

Persons with disabilities (PwDs) instructor guide, module for training of
, 120–123

assistive technology
, 120

for inclusion of PwDs in the workplace
, 120

course developers
, 120

massive open online courses (MOOCs)
, 120

massive open online courses (MOOCs) developers
, 121–123

training module for inclusion of PwDs in the workplace
, 124

Physical appearance
, 21

Physical disabilities
, 21

PLS (principal component analysis) approach
, 66–67

Policies, reassessing

and promoting inclusion
, 9

Political belief, diversity based on
, 39

political belief or activity at the workplace and inclusion
, 39

Predictive relevance
, 96

Prejudices, biases and
, 8–9

President’s Committee on Equal Employment
, 1

Pro-diversity work climate programs
, 46–47

Programmatic barriers
, 32

Promotion
, 27

Promotion of inclusion and accessibility, HR initiatives in
, 9–10

reassessing policies and promoting inclusion
, 9

shift perspectives toward creating an inclusive organizational environment
, 9

stereotypical notions, challenging
, 9–10

training and development for employees to promote inclusion
, 10

p-value
, 75, 93

Race and ethnicity
, 20–21

Racial diversity
, 23–24

HR practices in inclusion in the workplace
, 24

workplace discrimination based on racial differences
, 24

Reasonable accommodation
, 33, 50–51

Reciprocal Commitment
, 41–42

Recruitment and age diversity
, 128

Recruitment policy and workplace terms and conditions
, 32–33

Relationship between inclusion and accessibility and positive performance
, 51–52

Religion
, 21

Religious belief
, 37–38

at workplace
, 37

religious accommodation and inclusion
, 37–38

Research methodology
, 62

discriminant validity
, 73

effect size, estimation of
, 77–80

additional pilot run
, 79–80

findings
, 83

fit, assessment of
, 74–77

instrumentation
, 80–82

Level I – reaction
, 80–82

Level II – learning
, 82

Level III – behaviour
, 82

Level IV – result
, 82

preliminary study
, 64–68

research design
, 61–62

research framework and hypothesis
, 61

research study variables
, 65–66

sample characteristics
, 79

sampling design
, 64

endogenous and exogenous variables
, 64

sampling size
, 63–64

structural model analysis
, 68–73

study sample
, 63

Respect
, 8–9, 47, 48, 104

RMS Theta
, 98

R-square
, 68, 74

Sales, customers, and profits

inclusion contributing positively to
, 10

Sample, defined
, 63

SCOPE Report
, 58

Secretary of Labor William Brock
, 1–2

Sexual orientation-based diversity, organizational response to
, 35

Sexual orientation–diverse groups, HR’s initiative for inclusion of
, 35–36

SMART PLS-SEM version 3
, 68

Socioeconomic status
, 22

Socioeconomic status–based diverse workforce
, 38

inclusion of socioeconomic diversity
, 38

Soft costs
, 11–12

SRMR
, 75, 98

Stereotypical notions, challenging
, 9–10

Sticky floor condition
, 26–27

Stone-Geisser Q 2 value
, 96

Sustainable organization
, 43

Talent leaders applying astigmatic visions
, 16

Talent pool, inclusion providing
, 11–12

lack of inclusive practice within organization
, 11–12

non-profit organizations
, 11

Timely training for inclusion and accessibility
, 109

TMS
, 45–46

Top management leadership
, 48, 50

Training Manual
, 103

age diversity, training manual guide for
, 126–129

flexible work design
, 129

health care benefits and medical facilities
, 129

learning, training, and career development
, 128

organizational drivers for age diversity
, 128

recruitment
, 128

tips for inclusion of age-old workforce
, 127

assumptions underlying the application of the training module
, 112–113

deliverables from training manual
, 113

inclusion and accessibility training
, 104

benefits of
, 104

inclusive workplace
, 104

key participants, delivery methods expected, outcomes from the training objective
, 105–108

objective
, 106–108

steps for implementing inclusive culture
, 108

migratory workforce

sample activity for building sensitivity towards
, 129, 131

training manual guide for inclusion of
, 129

module for inclusion of genders with specific reference to LGBTQ
, 114–116

persons with disabilities (PwDs) instructor guide, module for training of
, 120–123

assistive technology
, 120

assistive technology for inclusion of PwDs in the workplace
, 120

course developers
, 120

massive open online courses (MOOCs)
, 120

massive open online courses (MOOCs) developers
, 121–123

sample activity for building sensitivity towards LGBTQ
, 117–119

training methodology for inclusion of under-represented/minority groups guide
, 119–120

training module for inclusion of PwDs in the workplace
, 124

training recommendations and best practices for inclusion and accessibility of diverse workforce
, 108–112

employee resources or affinity groups
, 110–112

inclusion model–based training
, 109

link inclusion and accessibility to evaluation of performance with scorecard
, 110

managers who value inclusive practices
, 109

timely training for inclusion and accessibility
, 109

unconscious bias training (UBT)
, 112

use of metrics to measure performance
, 109

welcoming and respectful work culture
, 109

usage of training manual guide
, 112

Transformational leadership
, 49–50

Transgender
, 25, 27–28

Transgender people, discrimination against

in employment
, 25

t-statistics
, 75, 76, 77, 93

Unconscious bias training (UBT)
, 112

Universal Design (UD)
, 2–3

Universal inclusive management
, 3–4

Value-based training
, 107

Variance inflation factor (VIF)
, 89–92

Vulnerable workers
, 51

Welcoming and respectful work culture
, 109

Workforce 2000: Work and Workers
, 1–2

Workforce diversification
, 5–6

Workforce diversity education
, 1

Workplace culture
, 51

Workplace discrimination based on racial differences
, 24

Workplace diversity, types of
, 20–22