Examples of Inclusive Language Women Want to See in Your Job Descriptions

Seems much of this “inclusive language” is about not working too much.<p>In The Netherlands many woman prefer to work part-time. Like 24, maybe 32 hours a week. Why not offer such options?<p>Of course, working less will likely mean earning less per hour in the long run, but that must be a trade-off one is willing to make.

Attracting diverse talent begins with the words you use. This post provides 30+ examples of inclusive language that resonates with women, and potential candidates from all walks of life. Discover how to communicate your organization&#x27;s dedication to fairness, openness, and inclusivity in tangible, meaningful ways.