소개글
다양성(diversity) 영문레포트
목차
1. Inequality, a great problem in the workplace
2. Diversity of inequalities in the workplace
3. Inequality is still in existence on the workplace.
본문내용
1. Inequality, a great problem in the workplace
Nowadays, with increasing variety in organizations, several inequalities in the workplace have happened. In spite of the regulation policies which have limited inequalities on the workplace, it still exists, because of personal characteristics, such as gender, age and different race.
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The common reason which comes from a fixed idea and myths surrounding old age is that aged workers seem to make less profit in return than young workers. As a result, lots of companies rarely support old workers, hardly give the opportunity for them to learn new skills and easily dismiss the workers. Negative stereotypes which related to old workers, still exist in the workplace.
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Commonly, most people have stereotypes about personal characteristics. Differences among people are not inherently good or bad; there is no one right path to deal with differences. Although it is an extremely serious problem, both employers and employees consider that it is commonplace and ignore it.
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