EBRGs are open to everyone and are designed to increase engagement by providing a forum for discussion and development, while also giving members a way to contribute to PNC's business success.
EBRGs support employees with a shared heritage, gender, sexual orientation, background or interest intergenerational connection. and provide a forum for discussion and professional development. PNC’s 11 EBRGs have 86 chapters across 21 markets.
AARP features PNC in a video about the importance of age diversity as part of a company's diversity and inclusion corporate strategy. AARP views PNC as a leader in its commitment to age diversity, and also included the bank in a case study, "Disrupting Aging in the Workplace: Profiles in Intergenerational Diversity Leadership."
Diversity & Inclusion at PNC
Employees Participate in our EBRGs
Chapters Across 11 EBRG Groups
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The Employee Relations Information Center (ERIC) is available to answer questions regarding the EEO policy. If you believe you have been denied equal employment opportunity because of discrimination, bias or harassment, you should report it to your supervisor, the ERIC, the Corporate Ethics Office or to the PNC Business Conduct and Ethics Hotline. You will be protected from any retaliation for good faith reporting. The ERIC is also available to provide guidance on issues or situations requiring workplace support.
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