UnitedHealth removes mentions of DEI from its website

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UnitedHealth Group has removed much of its website content related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, including blog posts and dedicated sections. The company’s career page no longer features information on DEI initiatives. The reason for this removal and its implications remain unclear. TechCrunch observed similar actions from other companies amid pressure from governmental policies. UnitedHealth now presents a “Culture of Belonging” in place of its previous DEI references.

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