DEI Action Plan is a vital tool for sustainable change created through a thorough review of company culture and policies. It identifies strengths and gaps to provide a clear roadmap for achieving DEI goals, fostering accountability, and aligning efforts with the organisation’s values for lasting impact.

The report consists of:

 

  • Factual data: HR data + survey

  • Story: context provided through interviews

  • Demographic dashboard: overview of the diversity ratios

  • Cultural challenges: dilemmas in the workplace

  • Recommendations: action plan for implementation

Survey result examples

  • 58% (77% of the mediorsenior positions and 88% of the managers) indicate that they are rewarded for achieving KPIs. This group earns an average of €4145,- a month, that is increased by €950,- a month in wages since they started their job.

     

  •  The other 42% (of which 75% in a mediorsenior position and 12% a managing position) earns an average of €3016,- a month, that is increased by €436,- a month in wages since they started their job.

     

  •  The 10 colleagues who experience the least motivation (average grade: 6.5) expect to stay at the company less than two years. The 10 colleagues who experience the most motivation (average grade: 8.8) expect to stay at the company more than five years.

     

  •  Colleagues with a non-white skin color are 64% more likely to be in the lowest scoring 25% regarding the amount of positive expectations from their manager.

     

  •  Colleagues experience on average more than sufficient motivation – with an average score of 7.6 (range: 5.8 as the lowest score – 9.6 as the highest score).

     

  •  On the topic of motivation, men score a 7.9, women score a 7.0.

     

Salary vs. Match with manager

Salaris vs match met manager - The Inclusion Scan resultaten

Motivation vs. Match with manager

Motivatie score vs match met manager - The Inclusion Scan resultaten