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- Costco board member defends its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies against an anti-DEI shareholder proposal from the National Center for Public Policy Research that will be voted on later this month.
- Costco's board unanimously recommends shareholders vote against the NCPPR proposal, stating it would not provide meaningful information and is essential for a diverse workforce.
- The company emphasizes that its focus on DEI is to enhance culture and well-being, countering a trend where other companies have retracted their DEI initiatives due to pressures.
- Despite rising anti-DEI proposals, data shows consistent shareholder support for diversity efforts, with minimal backing for anti-DEI initiatives.
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Costco TRIPLES down on DEI; board member rebukes other companies that have nixed policies · American Wire News
A big box retailer’s decision to double down on DEI made more sense after a closer look at one board member’s advocacy. “If you’ve been reading my columns…you already know…” Auto companies, restaurants and universities have been among the myriad of entities whose adherence to the woke zeitgeist had faltered amid pushback from consumers. However, where others had bucked biases in favor of their bottom line, Costco defended DEI as one board member…
Costco triples down on ‘wokeness’ as board member defends DEI practices, rebukes companies scrapping policies
Costco board member Jeff Raikes has taken aim at companies rolling back diversity, equity and inclusion policies, calling for businesses to "maximize" DEI instead.
Costco Board Rejects Anti-DEI Shareholder Proposal - Valuetainment
The Costco Board of Directors unanimously recommended that shareholders vote against a proposal seeking a report on the risks associated with DEI policies. The post Costco Board Rejects Anti-DEI Shareholder Proposal first appeared on Valuetainment.
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