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An entitlement approach to compensation factors in elements such as how much an employee knows when determining compensation.
Direct Institutional Discrimination
Occurs when an institution employs policies or practices that are discriminatory against a person or group.
Indirect Institutional Discrimination
When individuals are treated differently based on an unlawful criterion (physical disability, cultural origin, age, gender, religion), even though these actions were never intended to be discriminatory.
Discriminatory Policies
Practices or directives that result in unfair treatment of individuals or groups based on specific characteristics, such as race, age, or gender.
White Canadians
Individuals residing in Canada who identify as being of European descent or identify primarily with white cultural characteristics.
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