How Is Word-Of-Mouth Recruiting an Example of Systemic Discrimination

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Multiple Choice

How is word-of-mouth recruiting an example of systemic discrimination?

• A) It does not allow for women or visible minorities to apply for the job.
• B) Companies may use it as an inexpensive way to grow the workforce.
• C) People who are not part of a select demographic will not learn about the opening.
• D) People must be part of the union before they can apply for the job.

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