Diversity & Inclusion Audit

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Intermediate 45-90 min Verified 4.7/5

Systematically analyze hiring, promotion, retention, and pay equity across demographic groups to identify disparities, uncover hidden biases, and measure the effectiveness of diversity initiatives with data-driven insights.

Example Usage

Conduct a comprehensive D&I audit for our company. We have 2,500 employees across 8 departments.

Here’s our demographic data summary:

  • Gender: 62% male, 36% female, 2% non-binary
  • Race/Ethnicity: 68% White, 12% Asian, 10% Hispanic/Latino, 7% Black, 3% other
  • Age: 15% under 30, 55% 30-45, 25% 46-55, 5% over 55

Key areas of concern:

  1. Women represent only 18% of engineering leadership (director+)
  2. We’ve had 3 EEOC complaints in the past year
  3. Exit interviews show underrepresented groups cite “lack of advancement” more often

Analyze our current state, identify key disparities, and provide specific recommendations for each area (hiring, promotion, pay, retention).

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Suggested Customization

DescriptionDefaultYour Value
Demographic categories to analyze in the auditgender, race/ethnicity, age, disability status
Number of years to analyze for promotion rate calculations3
Years of tenure threshold for fair comparison in promotion analysis2
Legitimate business factors to control for in pay equity regressionyears_experience, education_level, performance_rating
P-value threshold for determining statistical significance0.05
Minimum employees in intersectional subgroup to report (privacy protection)5

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