Exam 4: Managing Diversity
Exam 1: Meeting Present and Emerging Strategic Human Resource Challenges134 Questions
Exam 2: Managing Work Flows and Conducting Job Analysis144 Questions
Exam 3: Understanding Equal Opportunity and the Legal Environment138 Questions
Exam 4: Managing Diversity129 Questions
Exam 5: Recruiting and Selecting Employees134 Questions
Exam 6: Managing Employee Separations, Downsizing, and Outplacement139 Questions
Exam 7: Appraising and Managing Performance131 Questions
Exam 8: Training the Workforce137 Questions
Exam 9: Developing Careers135 Questions
Exam 10: Managing Compensation146 Questions
Exam 11: Rewarding Performance140 Questions
Exam 12: Designing and Administering Benefits146 Questions
Exam 13: Developing Employee Relations143 Questions
Exam 14: Respecting Employee Rights and Managing Discipline144 Questions
Exam 15: Working With Organized Labor135 Questions
Exam 16: Managing Workplace Safety and Health127 Questions
Exam 17: International HRM Challenge135 Questions
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Studies have shown that the old boys' network no longer exists since most high-level positions are filled by women.
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Diversity training programs are intended to raise diversity awareness and help managers and employees respond appropriately to cultural and sex differences.
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Additional Case 4.3
Your retail company has 80% of its stores located in downtown metropolitan areas. Your biggest stores are in communities where minorities represent 60% of your customers. Your middle-management team has been changing over time so that 50% of your managers are women and about 30% are ethnic minorities. A significant number of your hourly employees, about 35%, have served over 20 years in their respective stores and many are over 40 years of age. Top management feels that African-Americans are under-represented in the hourly workforce and in middle management. They want HR to initiate an aggressive recruitment process to address the situation.
Hispanics are the biggest minority group, besides women, in your workforce. In a discussion about where the company should target its diversity program, the CEO explains she wants to implement a training program for managers to raise their sensitivity to minorities, especially Hispanics. She also notes that there are no disabled persons in the workforce and very few Asian-Americans. Carlos, the VP of facilities, notes that he has accommodated all the Asian-American employees he can in his MIS and facility support services. He also argues that he only has about $10,000 in his budget for reorganizing display space in the stores to accommodate disabled employees and that this amount probably isn't sufficient to accommodate a disabled employee.
-Refer to Additional Case 4.3. Which of the following is a true statement about older workers that management should consider?
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Additional Case 4.3
Your retail company has 80% of its stores located in downtown metropolitan areas. Your biggest stores are in communities where minorities represent 60% of your customers. Your middle-management team has been changing over time so that 50% of your managers are women and about 30% are ethnic minorities. A significant number of your hourly employees, about 35%, have served over 20 years in their respective stores and many are over 40 years of age. Top management feels that African-Americans are under-represented in the hourly workforce and in middle management. They want HR to initiate an aggressive recruitment process to address the situation.
Hispanics are the biggest minority group, besides women, in your workforce. In a discussion about where the company should target its diversity program, the CEO explains she wants to implement a training program for managers to raise their sensitivity to minorities, especially Hispanics. She also notes that there are no disabled persons in the workforce and very few Asian-Americans. Carlos, the VP of facilities, notes that he has accommodated all the Asian-American employees he can in his MIS and facility support services. He also argues that he only has about $10,000 in his budget for reorganizing display space in the stores to accommodate disabled employees and that this amount probably isn't sufficient to accommodate a disabled employee.
-Refer to Additional Case 4.3. Carlos' comments about hiring disabled employees:
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During the recession of 2008-2011, the rate of illegal immigrants increased significantly.
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African-Americans constitute about 12% of the U.S. workforce, but approximately 15% of the chronically unemployed in America are African-Americans.
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Men tend to emerge in leadership positions in U.S. culture because they are more likely than women to have a(n)________ orientation.
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