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Diversity at TU

Our People. Our Stories.

We’re committed to creating a workplace where people can be themselves and everyone matters — every voice, idea and passion. We’re ready to forge ahead understanding that every piece of us we bring to work helps continually transform TU into a better version of itself. Our legacy is just getting started — will you be a part of it?

OUR STORIES

We believe people are empowered at work when they can contribute their ideas and talents, share their passions, and learn new things. Read our stories because our stories… may just be yours.

ACTION AT TU

To continue innovating and growing, we need diverse perspectives – and more of them. Our progress depends on embracing new ideas and viewpoints, which is why we’re passionate about supporting our people, the communities we live in and the next generation. Learn more about how we’re developing tomorrow’s innovators, dreamers and creators; and see how we’re building a workplace where everyone can reach their potential.

 

In 2019, TransUnion received a 100% on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Corporate Equality Index. In addition to our score, TransUnion’s legal team has volunteered time and resources to represent transgender clients and underrepresented groups.

Information applies to the U.S. only, unless otherwise noted. Global benefits and programming may vary.

Since 2017, we’ve partnered with The Mom Project, an organization that creates flexible work opportunities for women rejoining the workplace after taking time off for their families. We also support working mothers by offering phased return after maternity leave and designated mother’s rooms. More broadly, we support all parents through a Working Parents Group and generous paid parental leave, including 16 weeks for primary caregivers and 4 weeks for secondary caregivers.

Information applies to the U.S. only, unless otherwise noted. Global benefits and programming may vary.

Since 2011, we’ve partnered with Genesys Works to provide over 115 underserved high school students with meaningful internship experiences that help them succeed as professionals in the corporate world.

Information applies to the U.S. only, unless otherwise noted. Global benefits and programming may vary.

We’ve committed to support The Chicago Network (TCN) Equity Principles Campaign, which aims to have Chicago-area companies work toward achieving gender equity in leadership roles by 2030. But we’re taking it one step further and are committing to equity in leadership across the globe.

Information applies to the U.S. only, unless otherwise noted. Global benefits and programming may vary.

OUR PEOPLE

We’re working toward adding more people from underrepresented groups, making sure they feel like part of our team, and supporting them in attaining leadership positions. Specifically, we’re committed to:

  • Reaching global gender parity by 2030 in our senior leadership; and,
  • Year-over-year increase at all levels of management for under-represented groups

We recognize there’s more work to be done, and we won’t stop until everyone who walks through our doors each day feels included — and all our people are seen for their authentic selves and celebrated for the contributions they make.

 

41%

of our global associates are women

46%

of our 2018 promotions globally were women

37%

of our U.S. associates belong to a minority group

48%

of our 2018 new hires in the U.S. belong to a minority group

Learn more about our people and how we’re creating a place where everyone can leave their legacy by downloading our full report.