Warden Campbell Is Having a Difficult Time Recruiting Qualified Correctional

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Multiple Choice

Warden Campbell is having a difficult time recruiting qualified correctional officers. He has also had a difficult time maintaining job satisfaction among his current employees. He is working with other wardens within the state to review possible incentives for all correctional staff. He has found that there is a huge shortage of staff members who would be considered minorities, including women.
-Approximately how many of Warden Campbell's staff are likely considered minorities?​

• A) ​15%
• B) ​20%
• C) ​25%
• D) ​30%

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