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Exploring the influence of workforce diversity on organisational performance: A cultural perspective

International Journal of Research in Management · 2025 · Vol. 7(1) · pp. 1309–1311

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This research explores how various dimensions of employee diversity—particularly culture, religion, language, gender, ethnicity, age, and value systems—affect organizational performance. The study reveals that when managed properly, diversity enhances employee commitment, collaboration, innovation, and ultimately business success. While religious differences sometimes create operational challenges, they also increase employee loyalty when respected. Value alignment and inclusive communication practices are found to play a significant role in driving team performance. The findings underscore the need for organizations to train managers on diversity sensitivity, align company values with employee expectations, and create policies that foster inclusivity. This paper contributes to contemporary discussions on strategic human resource management by incorporating insights from academic studies and industry reports up to 2024.

Socioeconomic Development in MENAWorkforce diversityPerspective (graphical)Diversity (politics)WorkforceCultural diversitySociologyEconomic geographyPolitical scienceGeographyAnthropology
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