Xerox Corporation and its subsidiaries ("Xerox") is committed to fostering a culture of connection and belonging. To assist in this initiative, Xerox respectfully requests that you answer the following questions on this page. Please know that answering these questions is entirely voluntary and no matter how you answer the questions, you will not be subject to any adverse employment action.
Xerox will secure the information you provide with the utmost care and personnel involved in the hiring process will not have access to your answers. The information will be kept confidential and will only be used in accordance with applicable laws, including but not limited to, satisfying Xerox's affirmative action and EEO-1 reporting obligations.
In addition, your answers to these questions will aid Xerox in furthering its Connection and Belonging efforts. Our commitment began more than half a century ago with our first CEO, Joe Wilson. His call for social responsibility and inclusiveness is a Xerox core value and part of our company DNA.
Why Connection and Belonging Matters to Xerox:
- Creates a work environment where all employees feel welcomed and able to participate
- Xerox’s Employee Resource Groups aids in achieving the organization's connection and belonging initiatives
- Facilitates variety of thought, innovative ideas and better decision-making
- Gives hiring managers exposure to qualified candidates
Learn more about Connection and Belonging by visiting our Global Connection and Belonging page.
Global Connection and Belonging - Xerox If you have any questions about our initiatives or data integrity, please reach out to XeroxTARecruiting@xerox.com.
Click here to review our three documents related to:
Voluntary Self-Identification of Race and Ethnicity
Voluntary Self-Identification of Disability
Voluntary Self-Identification of Veteran Status