Viability of Affirmative Action in 2020

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APU Politics in the Workplace

American Public University

25 episodes

8 months ago

Power and authority affect workplace relationships and business operations. American Public University brings you Politics in the Workplace, a podcast featuring expert guests from the legal field, human resources, and all levels of management discussing strategies to manage personal and professional behavior that aids in career success. To learn more, visit StudyatAPU.com.

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Viability of Affirmative Action in 2020

APU Politics in the Workplace

43 minutes 45 seconds

5 years ago

Viability of Affirmative Action in 2020

Have affirmative action policies been effective in balancing demographics in the workplace? In this episode, Dr. Linda Ashar talks to Dr. Gary Deel about the origin of affirmative action policies, whether all companies should have a formal policy as part of their recruitment and hiring practices, and some of the common misunderstandings about affirmative action. Also learn about other ways companies can evaluate and audit their hiring practices to ensure they are fairly representing community demographics and addressing any biases.

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