Since Becoming Pregnant, Alice Has Not Been Given Any Long-Term

Multiple Choice

Since becoming pregnant, Alice has not been given any long-term, cutting-edge projects; rather she has been given short-term assignments that don't allow for learning new areas. Her manager says he believes short-term is better due to her starting a family. This situation demonstrates

A) the inevitable trade-offs that working mothers face.
B) effective diversity management.
C) necessary prioritization of business goals over employee needs.
D) discrimination in violation of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act.
E) fairly distributing the workload.