How to Support Your Jewish Employees Right Now

I had just finished facilitating a workshop for a Fortune 500 company in New York City and was saying goodbye to the participants. Two women from the group stayed after to chat with me, until one of them looked at her watch and said, “We need to go right now, or we will miss our train.” As a former Long Island Railroad commuter myself, I said, “I totally get it—go!” and sent them off with a wave. As they walked towards the door, one woman turned to her colleague and gestured to her Jewish star necklace: “Don’t forget to tuck that in before you get on the subway.”