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protect categories
Disabilities, pregnancy, citizenship, and military service.
Applicants
People who have applied for an open job.
Protect classes or Groups
Someone who shares one of these characteristics such as women or minorities.
Candidates
The applicants who possess minimal job qualifications and are being consider for a job opening.
Affirmative action programs
Takes positive steps to eliminate existing, remedy past and prevent future discrimination.
Stereotypes
Are generalizations that individuals make about particular groups which assume that all members of that group are the same.
Discrimination
Is the ability to notice differences and it is very appropriate when deciding among competing options.
Diversity
Is the difference among people, that will provide you with the opportunity to learn.
Executive orders
Are proclamations issued by the president of the United States
Hostile Environment
Is one in which someone is exposed to unwelcome, intimidating, offensive behavior.
Bias
A general attitude toward a person, group or organization on the basis of judgements unrelated to abilities.
Cultural tendencies
To do some things based on their beliefs and their habits.
Immutable Characteristics
Those such as race and sex that cannot be changed or their membership in some group.
Cross-culture interactions
Meaningful communication among employees from diverse culture and backgrounds help break down stereotypes in the work place.