WOMEN’S MONTH AT ANGLEC – EMPOWERING EQUITY HONOUREE
SHAMISHA WEBSTER
As part of the 2024 Women’s Month activities at ANGLEC, the Office of Public Relations selected a distinguished group of women to be featured for their character, contributions to the company and their unsolicited commitment to supporting equity for women within the workplace and the community.
Shamisha Webster is ANGLEC’s newest female employee who recently joined the company in the position of Cashier. As the newest, it is natural for questions arise as to what would qualify her for such a nomination already which is exactly why she was selected to be honoured under this year’s theme #InspireInclusion. Newness, youth or lack of history with a company should never be barriers for exclusion or discrimination and we at ANGLEC are elated at the chance to put the theme set out by the International Women’s Day movement to work.
So let’s get to know her! In the below interview we learn more about the woman behind the work, her take on equity for women and her view on inspiring the next generation.
GETTING TO KNOW HER
●God Is Love” by Popcaan and Beres Hammond.
●Playing Netball
●Throughout my education, my favourite subject was Hotel Management/Hospitality.
● Any style of Potatoes.
●My favourite part would be interacting with customers.
●Having to maintain a positive demeanor with customers that has a very negative attitude towards me, while trying to assist them in the best way possible.
“Inspire Inclusion” 2024 Theme
a) What is your view on the theme?
●In my opinion, “Insipre Inconlusion” encourages us to focus on those around us, whether professionally or personally, and think about how we can all work together.
b) In your opinion, how can men and women work together on inclusion?
●Create partnerships between men and women by developing a common understanding of various points of view on the problems under consideration and offering instances of shared cultural experience.
c) How are you able to inspire inclusion at ANGLEC as a 2024 honouree?
●I often make an effort to create workplaces in which everyone feels heard and respected.
“Inspiring Others to Embrace Equity”
a) What advice would you give to young women about being included and including others in the workplace?
●The most basic strategies to encourage inclusion, equity, and diversity in the workplace is to respect all employees, listen to their ideas, value their contributions, and give them a fair chance for growth and promotion.
●Leaders have a vital role in promoting workplace diversity and inclusion. Combining other points of view into decision-making, developing diverse teams, and actively recognizing and acknowledging the differences that employees bring to the table are all great ways for achieving this.
Read more about a definition of what it means to inspire inclusion here.