KFC Launches Sign Language Training Programme for All Employees in India
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KFC India has launched a mandatory sign language training programme for all its employees, including corporate staff, as part of its Kshamata program. This initiative aims to bridge gender and ability gaps in the workplace. The company has set an ambitious goal to double its speech and hearing impaired workforce by 2026.
This move demonstrates KFC's commitment to creating a more inclusive work environment and expanding opportunities for individuals with disabilities. By implementing this training across all levels of the organization, KFC is taking a significant step towards improving communication and integration of speech and hearing impaired employees within its workforce.
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- KFC India is implementing a mandatory sign language training program for all employees
- The initiative aims to double the speech and hearing impaired workforce by 2026
- The program demonstrates KFC's commitment to workplace inclusivity and diversity
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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / September 24, 2024 / Yum! Brands
By Prachi Verma, ET Bureau
Originally published by The Economic Times
KFC India has introduced a mandatory sign language training programme for all its employees, including corporate staff. This initiative is part of the Kshamata program aimed at bridging gender and ability gaps. The company plans to double its speech and hearing impaired workforce by 2026.
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