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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Orange County.

We embrace it, share it and celebrate it!

We believe unity in diversity is our biggest strength

Our success is built on a strong foundation of diversity and inclusion

At {Company name} we believe that diversity is the source of innovation, creativity and competitive advantage. Diversity and inclusion is one of our key company values. We are proud to say that workplace diversity has been embedded into our company’s DNA from the start.


We are committed to achieving a dynamic workforce that’s highly inclusive of various racial and ethnic backgrounds as well as veterans, military spouses, LBTIQ and persons with disabilities.


Here at {Company name}, we do not only embrace our differences. We learn from them and grow together.

Inclusive culture is essential for growth

Hear it from our CEO

Jesse Jackson
Jesse Jackson

CEO and President at {Company name}

“Inclusion is not a matter of political correctness. It is the key to growth.”

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Diversity at {Company name} in numbers

Diversity across all levels and roles

{Company name} by gender:

  • 48% female

  • 52 male


{Company name} by ethnicity:

  • 24% Black / African American

  • 18% Hispanic / Latino

  • 12% Asian

  • 56% White


{Company name} by age:

  • 21% 18 - 25

  • 54% 26 - 35

  • 22% 36 - 45

  • 2% 46 - 55

  • 1% 56+

Championing diversity

We are proud to be recognized as a diverse employer

We are proud of the awards we won and the recognition we gained:


Human Rights Campaign

Best Places to Work for LGBT Equality 2020


Comparably

Best Places To Work for Women 2019


Glassdoor

Best CEOs for Diversity 2018

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Did You Know?


Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Access Program

In 1972 the Orange County Board of Supervisors established an Equal Employment Opportunity Access program (EEO) to provide equal employment opportunity for all persons regardless of race, religion, national origin, color, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, marital status, or sex. These categories comprise the protected groups under state and federal law.

The Board also established the position of County Equal Employment Opportunity Access Program Manager, who has the responsibility to plan, organize, direct, coordinate and enforce a countywide Equal Employment Opportunity Access program.

What is EEO?

EEO is the implementation of specific activities to ensure that an organization’s employment practices are non-discriminatory and that artificial or arbitrary barriers to employment are removed.

Why is an EEO Access Program needed?  

Work force profiles in public and private employment show that the mere passive prohibition of discriminatory practices does not produce equal opportunity. Because women and non-white persons have traditionally occupied lower level jobs, a vigorous EEO Access Program at all levels of the work force is necessary to overcome the effects of past discrimination.

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