Global Diversity & Inclusion Report 2020Mi
Global Diversity & Inclusion Report 2020 Contents Introduction A critical year for Diversity & Inclusion A timely focus Data inform actions /01 Our mission-driven commitment Diversity & Inclusion milestones The state of Diversity Trends and progress & Inclusion at Microsoft Our broader Microsoft business Representation /02 in 2020 Population LinkedIn GitHub Our core Microsoft business Representation Population Employees with disabilities Self-identification initiative Equal pay data Assessing our inclusive culture Listening, learning, Focusing our resources where most needed and responding Pandemic response Addressing racial injustice /03 Allyship Our continuing Milestones reached on several of our internal and external initiatives commitment /04 Conclusion A never-ending pursuit /05 Introduction Data inform actions On pages 9 to 11, we share our current representation and population trends in our broader Microsoft business /01 which includes our core Microsoft business, LinkedIn, GitHub, and minimally integrated gaming studios. On pages 12 to 19, we share a more granular look at our core Microsoft business, examining demographics across levels and roles (pages 12 to 14), assessing equal pay in 11 of our largest markets (page 18), measuring employee inclusion sentiment (page 19), and for the first time, disclosing the number of employees in the US who have A critical year for voluntarily self-identified as having disabilities (page 15). More than just content for an annual report, throughout the year these data inform our multifaceted, company-wide diversity and inclusion work as Diversity & Inclusion described in our 2019 Diversity & Inclusion report. In 2020, we’ve seen an unprecedented convergence of global events. COVID-19, amplified acts of racial injustice, and economic upheaval have rocked the world, Key learnings in 2020 magnifying socio-economic differences, accessibility For the fifth year in a row, data trends continue in the right direction in both the broader Microsoft business and in our core gaps, and the toll of work-life on wellbeing.
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