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Deloitte Given Perfect Rating on Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index
January 13, 2012

By Kalen Smith, Big4.com Blogger
The Human Rights Campaign has named Deloitte one of the best places to work for the sixth year in a row. In their 2012 Corporate Equality Index, the HRC noted that it gave Deloitte a 100 percent rating.
Deloitte chief talent officer, Jennifer Steinmann, said that Deloitte is constantly working to provide a workplace that employees will be proud of. Steinmann said that they offer a culture that helps the LGBT community and encourages all of its employees to feel accepted.
Steinmann said that Deloitte offers a number of solutions to the variety of challenges they face as they strive to create an environment that increases employee morale and gives all employees the opportunity to thrive. Deloitte has used a number of Business Resource Groups to educate employees and offer them the resources they need to address the challenges they face in the workplace.
HRC is making its standards increasingly strict. Due to the changes in their eligibility standards, about 50 percent of companies have fallen off of the list. New standards include providing a culture for members of the LGBT community and promoting company citizenship.
Steinmann and other representatives at Deloitte state that they are proud of the fact that Deloitte has consistently earned this recognition since 2006.
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