“Inclusion in the workplace means that employees feel valued, respected, supported, and like they belong,” said Gabrielle Novacek, managing director and partner at BCG. “Our research found that employees in more inclusive workplaces have improved happiness, well-being, and motivation, which translates to positive business outcomes like increased productivity. Conversely, less-inclusive workplaces see more burnout and more attrition.”
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