• ThePowerOfGeek@lemmy.world
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    Is there a list of retail companies that are still committed to DEI policies? The only one I know of is Costco.

    Edit: I did some more digging and found this website - dei.watch. The following are some of the ones listed as ‘committed’ on there at the time of writing:

    • Albertsons
    • Best Buy
    • Costco
    • CVS
    • Dick’s Sporting Goods
    • Dillard’s
    • Dollar General *
    • Dollar Tree *
    • Guess
    • H-E-B
    • Home Depot
    • Home Goods
    • Ikea
    • Lidl
    • Marshall’s
    • Meijer
    • Patagonia
    • Petco
    • Publix
    • REI
    • Ross
    • TJ Maxx
    • Walgreens
    • Wegman’s

    Note: I’ve only listed physical store retailers who sell items (not restaurants) with either a nationwide presence or a significant number of retail stores. I’m sure I’m missing some, but this is a start.

    *This chain might have an active DEI policy they are supporting and maintaining, but even among retailers they are also famous for treating their employees horribly.

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      Home Depot has effectively had DEI in there core values since they were founded and that hasn’t changed yet. Hell “Respect for all people” is printed on every single apron

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      lol Salesforce made the dismantled list. That place weirded me out, it felt so insincere. I knew that “Ohana” culture was horseshit. Also not a fan of their software.