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ORAU recognized as top diversity employer

Posted at 12:47 am August 20, 2015
By Oak Ridge Associated Universities Leave a Comment

Black EOE Journal Best of the Best 2015 Winner

Black Equal Opportunity Employment Journal has recognized ORAU as one of its top diversity employers for 2015.

The magazine is a compendium of career and employment opportunity information for African-Americans, other minority groups, and women, a press release said.

As part of the magazine’s “Best of the Best 2015” series, Black EOE Journal annually polls hundreds of companies to assess and disclose the companies who show excellence in diversity in areas such as: government and law enforcement agencies; insurance, finance and banking companies; utilities, energy, gas, and oil companies; STEM employers; and healthcare, pharmaceutical, and biotech companies. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Front Page News, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, U.S. Department of Energy Tagged With: Best of the Best, Best of the Best 2015, Black EOE Journal, Black Equal Opportunity Employment Journal, diversity employer, Mae Mosley, ORAU

ORAU names employee relations, diversity director

Posted at 4:01 pm August 30, 2013
By Oak Ridge Associated Universities Leave a Comment

Mae Mosley

Mae Mosley

Oak Ridge Associated Universities has named Mae Mosley director of employee relations and diversity.

In her new position, Mosley will manage and direct ORAU’s employee relations and diversity, and oversee the organization’s occupational health functions, services and programs.

Additionally, Mosley will provide advice and consultation to employees, managers, and ORAU executives relating to disciplinary processes, human behavior modification, equal employment, and affirmative action goals. She will also serve as a technical advisor to the ORAU Diversity Council. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy Tagged With: Andy Page, Briggs and Stratton Corp., director of employee relations and diversity, Greater Knoxville Chapter of the National Coalition for 100 Black Women, Mae Mosley, Markets Demand More LLC, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, ORAU, ORAU Diversity Council, ORISE, U.S. Department of Energy, workforce development

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