Rich Lajara, a PG&E Electric Operations coworker out of #Rocklin, was paralyzed from the waist down in an accident. When Rich started back to work, he worked with a return-to-work coordinator “who was very attentive to my needs.” This #leadingwithlove attitude helped Pacific Gas and Electric Company earn a 100 score on the #DisabilityEqualityIndex for the 10th consecutive year. The comprehensive index scores companies in five categories: #culture and #leadership, #enterprise-wide access, #employment practices, #community engagement and #supplierdiversity. “PG&E’s Stand of making it enjoyable to work with and for the company is reflected in the way it supports individuals with disabilities,” said Rich. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gUe8QjGG #DEIB #diversity #equity #inclusion #belonging #belongingatwork #diversityandinclusion #disabilityinclusion Disability:IN American Association of People with Disabilities
I’m sure he has significant abilities to support many aspects of the trade, good to see someone welcomed back to work to restore the normal routine to his life. So good to see!
You sir are a true warrior, continued success and stay the course
This is awesome Pacific Gas and Electric Company actually help their workforce. Other large energy companies could take note on how to assist their employees on how to transition into other work roles when unfortunate accident happen whether on or off the job instead of worrying them into looking for other employment..
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This shows the leadership of PG&E is embracing Empathy and employee first culture...
Looking good Rich!! So nice to see you and in another journey within the company!! Proud of you buddy!!
Love this! Great job Rich and PG&E!
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1moSo much respect for this guy and the company for treating employees well! 👌