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Who is in a position to dictate the context in which the words 'white man' and 'one-man band' should be interpreted — the CIPD member who said them or the person receiving the comments?
I’m questioning whether referring to someone as a “white man” and describing their business as a “one-man band” aligns with the CIPD’s standards on inclusive and respectful communication. Common usage doesn’t override professional responsibility. I’m seeking clarity on whether this language...
I’d appreciate some clarity on language used in professional interactions. When a CIPD member refers to someone as a ‘white man’ and described their business as a ‘one-man band,’ does this align with the standards of respectful and inclusive communication promoted by CIPD as per their code of...
1. If you were engaging in conversation, discussion and business with a CIPD member would you expect them to adhere to their code of conduct?
2. in what context would you not expect the CIPD to adhere to their code of conduct when conversing with you?