Jan 2, 2024
WorkplaceDiversity, a leading job board committed to workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I), has updated services to help more companies in Houston attract Latinx talent.

Parsippany-Troy Hills, United States - January 2, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The recent update will make it easier for HR leaders and recruiters in Houston to find and hire top Latinx talent for available roles within their companies. WorkplaceDiversity emphasizes the opportunity businesses have through their DE&I-focused job board to better evolve and innovate in step with today's increasingly competitive economy.
More information is available at https://www.workplacediversity.com
Recognizing that Houston is home to the third largest Latinx community in the US, WorkplaceDiversity’s updated job board enables companies and non-profit organizations to strategically target and connect with a diverse pool of Latinx talent, supporting their commitment to 'DE&I' initiatives and enriching their workplace cultures.
“First, let’s clarify the term ‘Latinx’,” says a spokesperson from WorkplaceDiversity. “Latinx is a gender-neutral alternative to Latino and Latina that includes people from all Latin American and Hispanic backgrounds, including those who identify as belonging to the LGBTQ2S+ community. People of Latinx ethnicity make up close to 20 percent of the workforce, yet less than 5 percent hold executive positions. We’re helping companies close this gap.”
WorkplaceDiversity is a platform that connects people of varying backgrounds and ethnicities to career opportunities with companies that recognize the power a diverse environment brings to today’s globalized and interconnected commercial landscape.
A recent article in Forbes magazine notes Latin America is becoming a leading supplier of tech talent for North American companies, with 156 percent more businesses seeking to hire talent from that region. WorkplaceDiversity says Houston companies have untapped talent within their Latinx community, a resource they should be leveraging for both a competitive advantage, and as a way of promoting a positive company image.
A WorkplaceDiversity.com network job posting includes a company's name, logo, contact information, website, video, and social media pages. Spotlight and Top-of-the-Page Feature postings are available to help companies stand out, improving their chances of attracting and recruiting the highest qualified candidates.
Improving Latinx representation across the workforce requires intentional effort on behalf of Houston HR teams and recruiters, a goal the WorkplaceDiversity job board was designed to facilitate.
With an update in services, WorkplaceDiversity gives Houston companies instant access to a pool of Latinx talent at levels ranging from junior, to executive, to CEO. Individuals from the Latinx community can use the WorkplaceDiversity platform to quickly find available jobs with companies that value diversity and inclusion.
To learn more, or to connect with a WorkplaceDiversity associate, go to https://www.workplacediversity.com/contact
Contact Info:
Name: Royce Watkins
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Organization: WorkplaceDiversity
Address: 3799 US-46 E Parsippany NJ, 07054, Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ 07054, United States
Website: https://workplacediversity.com/
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