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Respect, Acknowledgement, Dignity and Empathy. Today, on Human Rights Day, let's reflect on what it truly means beyond the legal jargon. It's about how we treat each other at work and the impact it has on human rights in the workplace. Yes, we all have policies, but it's about more than just checking boxes. It's about creating an environment where everyone feels valued and respected, regardless of who they are. Think about the power of acknowledging each person's dignity and showing them empathy. It builds trust and collaboration like nothing else can. And let's not underestimate the power of attitude. Positive vibes can lift morale and foster inclusivity, while negativity contribute to a toxic environment. Diversity isn't just a buzzword - it's what keeps our workplace dynamic and innovative. But here's the kicker: it's on each of us to make it happen. That means checking our biases and committing to empathy in our daily interactions. So, let's get real. Listen up, understand where others are coming from, and celebrate the unique contributions each person brings. It's the small acts of kindness that can make a big difference. At the end of the day, respect and attitude towards our colleagues are the foundation of human rights in the workplace. Let's pledge to create a culture of respect and empathy. It's not just good for business - it's what makes our workplace a better, happier and more fulfilling place to be. Happy Human Rights Day all :-D #RespectfulWorkplace #AttitudeMatters #InclusiveCulture #HumanRights #DiversityandInclusion

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Tanya Reddy

An innovative promotional products business, dedicated to bringing our Clients' brands to life through Innovative, out-of-the-box solutions and high-quality products—delivered on time and within budget.

7mo

Absolutely it’s about treating people as human beings and not someone who is there to just do a job, they are parents, they are children and they are partners in their family who have to deal with life. Sometimes employers forget that.

Katlego Thulare

Conceptual Copywriter | MC & Keynote Speaker | Author of Jou Ma Se Boek!

7mo

I really like the fact that it's based on human insight. Appreciating people for who they are, beyond job descriptions and hierarchy 👌

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