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    because of the discrimination of gender gap. Subsequently, throughout her employment with the company, her exposure to information led her to believe that she was being paid unfairly in comparison to her fellow male employees. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company knowingly allowed…

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    accounts payable manager. Instead, a white male was promoted to that position. Management at Creativity Checklist, Inc. responded that, despite Yajana’s employment for five years at the company, the choice not to promote her was the result of her own refusal to conform to management requests and warnings regarding…

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    vulnerable although men are affected by gender inequality at work. In central Asia and Europe, the decline in the manufacturing sector and the increase in the service sector favours women (World Bank, 2014). Women are more vulnerable in being offered opportunities in the formal sector with reports of abuse by female job seekers over the years. This increases the possibility of women being likely to live in poverty and participate less in the formal sector. This section highlights published…

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    (Walsh, 2016). • Personality tests measure specific personality traits related to numerous behaviors such as, interpersonal interactions, and satisfaction with different aspects of work (Types of Employment Tests, n.d.). • Physical Ability tests evaluate and measure…

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    illegal practice. As a recruiter, you want to ensure equal employment opportunity. Many states and federal laws prohibit employment discrimination based on race, color, national origin, and other characteristics. The employer wants to find the best candidate, and it could be an individual from a different ethnic group. The personal belief or likes and dislikes can be one-sided practice, and it’s illegal to conduct this approach. 2. Some employment practices can create an adverse impact, which…

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    Employment discrimination is a problem that is experienced by working force for several years now in many states of the United States. The discrimination is known to be shown, when the employer or any other individual in the top position in an organization, shows some differences to a single employee or even applicant on any of the following grounds: a) Disability b) Nationality c) A religious connection d) Gender e) Race or Color f) Age g) Other types of differences like favoritism on some In…

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    the corporate ladder, regardless of their qualifications or achievements. As a result, men are given greater life chances while women end up getting shortchanged. In Donald Treiman and Heidi Hartmann’s book titled Women, Work and Wages: Equal Pay for Jobs of Equal Value, the validity of the compensation systems and the methods for determining the relative comparable worth of jobs is investigated upon. In conclusion, they discovered that job evaluations are inherently subjective and prone to sex…

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    with Disabilities Act, 2014) AutoZone's code of conduct has a section that specifically relates to this type of unethical behavior. It states that AutoZone complies with all federal, state, and local laws that effect equal employment. It…

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    An Affirmative Action plan or program is a management tool designed to ensure equal employment opportunity. Affirmative action is intended to promote the opportunities of less priviliged groups in society to provide them equivalent consideration to that of the more privileged Population. It is mostly It is often adopted by government and educational institutions to provide Opportunity to the less privileged group of people in the society. The stated justification for affirmative action…

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    The relevant employment laws for the process of recruitment and PM in NZ include Employment Relations Act 2000, the vulnerable children Act 2014, Equal pay Act 1972, Health and Safety Act 1992, (Employment New Zealand, n.d; Children’s Action Plan, n.d). The ERA 2000 bounds the employers and the employees to act in good faith. One of the main objectives of the…

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